Harvard's men's squash team faced a challenging match against the University of Pennsylvania in the inaugural Ivy League Tournament Championship on February 22, 2026. The Crimson, ranked National No. 1, had the Quakers on the brink of defeat for much of the contest but ultimately fell short, marking the first-ever Ivy League Tournament Championship for Penn. Earlier in the tournament, Harvard had advanced to the finals with a decisive 8-1 victory over Princeton, showcasing their dominance throughout the competition. Additionally, Christian Capella was named Rookie of the Year, and five players from the men's squad received All-Ivy honors, with David Costales and Denis Gilevskiy earning spots on the first team, while Omar Azzam, Capella, and Maddox Moxham were recognized on the second team.
In wrestling, the Crimson concluded their regular season on a high note with a 26-16 victory over Brown University on February 22. Sophomore Logan Brzozowski and junior Coleman Nogle set the tone for the match with impressive pins at 125 and 133 pounds, respectively. This win not only capped off the season but also demonstrated the team's resilience and skill as they prepare for the upcoming postseason competitions. Harvard wrestling will look to build on this momentum as they head into their championship events in the coming weeks.