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Henry Zhu
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Juz Can Do It: Male Breakout Athlete of the Year
Sophomore Christian Juzang has ascended into the limelight following a knee injury to classmate Bryce Aiken. Making the most of the increased playing time, Juzang assumed the leadership role seamlessly.
Tour de Force: Male Rookie of the Year
When Harvard men’s fencing captain and 2016 Olympian Eli Dershwitz first observed newcomer Geoffrey Tourette in-person, he quickly realized that even to his standards, this California native was going to be “special.”
Flashy and Fresh
Alongside a new state-of-the-art scoreboard, the renovated Lavietes Pavilion features a new floor, bleachers and concession stands.
Look It's Me
Fans attending games at Lavietes Pavilion can now engage through interactive activities during breaks, such as being featured on the Fan Cam.
Banner Year
The inside of the arena features the banners of both men and women's teams successful seasons on opposing ends of the court.
SIlver Screen
Among the new media elements that the new scoreboard brings is a pregame video of the Crimson.
Balls In Hoops
In connecting back to architectural themes prominent within Harvard Yard, several community members have noted the combination of the past and the present inside the renovated Lavietes.
A True Student-Athlete
Shaw has excelled on and off the field at Harvard. A computer science concentrator, Shaw was lauded by his head coach Chris Wojcik for maintaining both a high level of play in goal as well as a high GPA throughout his time at the university.
New Kid on the Block
Freshman midfielder Kyle Salvatore saw action in 11 games this season, tallying seven goals.
Net Gain
The Crimson delivered 33 shots on goal against BU, with senior midfielder Joe Lang responsible for five shots. Lang missed just one of those attempts and added five assists in the victory.
Over the Shoulder
Men's lacrosse put up 57 shots against Princeton, but only 10 of them found the back of the net.
Not Wasting Their Shot
To accommodate the passion and fervor for soccer on campus, the Harvard Club Futsal team was created as an accessible outlet for students to play the game they love.
Cat's in the Cradle
Freshman Charlie Olmert cradles the ball and turns upfield in a recent contest against Boston University.
