Harvard wrestling made a significant mark at the Ivy League Championships, with senior Jimmy Harrington securing a fourth-place finish at 157 pounds, earning him an automatic berth in the NCAA Championships. This marks Harrington's second consecutive trip to the NCAA tournament, set to take place from March 19-21 in Cleveland, Ohio. Teammates Matthew Walsh and Jack Crook also showcased their skills, with Walsh finishing fourth at 184 pounds and Crook earning two wins before placing fifth. Additionally, Logan Brzozowski, Coleman Nogle, and Dante Frinzi each secured pins in their respective fifth-place matches, highlighting a strong team effort.
In men's squash, the Crimson reached the pinnacle of collegiate squash by competing in the Potter Cup National Championship match, where they faced off against the top-ranked Trinity Bantams. Despite taking an early lead, Harvard ultimately fell 5-3, concluding the season as national runners-up. Earlier in the tournament, the No. 3 ranked team upset No. 2 Penn in the semifinals, winning 5-3 to advance to the final, marking a significant achievement for the program.
The No. 4 women's squash team also had a notable week, starting with an impressive 8-1 victory over No. 5 Trinity in the Howe Cup quarterfinals. The team then faced No. 1 Princeton in the semifinals, where they put up a valiant effort but were ultimately defeated 6-3. Saran Nghiem, the 2026 CSA Betty Richey Award winner, continued to shine, demonstrating her leadership and skill throughout the tournament.
In hockey, Harvard women's representatives made their mark at the Milano-Cortina Olympics, with alumni A.J. Mleczko, Jennifer Botterill, and Angela Ruggiero providing analysis and commentary for NBC's Olympic broadcasts. Assistant coach Venla Hovi contributed to the coverage on Finnish television, showcasing the program's strong presence in the sport at the international level.
Finally, Harvard football announced its 2026 schedule, featuring ten regular-season games, including a matchup against New Hampshire, a fellow 2025 FCS playoff team, and the 142nd edition of The Game against Yale at Fenway Park. The season promises to be competitive as the Crimson seeks to defend its Ivy League title.