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...Harvard finished its season on a high note by winning its last four games convincingly. A postseason berth in the ECAC tournament was a possibility for the Crimson, but Harvard Coach Sue Caples elected to pass because she felt that the team had set higher goals after making NCAAs for the first time in nine years last season...
...Crimson eventually saw that streak end at the hands of a rival that had its number all season—No. 20 Brown. The regional and Ivy League nemesis defeated the Crimson on four occasions, including in the early rounds of both the ECAC and Northern Championships...
...Harvard men’s tennis team could not capture the fall ECAC tournament or the Ivy League championship this year. But so what? The Crimson, as deep as the Mariana Trench, earned its highest ranking in four seasons and made its way to the second round of the NCAA tournament even without all the excess jewelry...
...pairing with junior Oli Choo also made the Crimson competitive at all positions in dual matches. For the ECAC tournament, hosted by Harvard in October (and the only team competition of the fall), the Crimson faced unusually strong competition...
...late February, prior to the ECAC playoffs, the Harvard men’s hockey team appeared to be finished. At a desperate point in its season, stuck in the midst of a four-game losing streak, the Crimson had long since fallen from atop the ECAC standings and was in danger of dropping out of the playoffs entirely. But the next night, the Crimson’s season turned around...