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Schedules as available at press time. Call 617-495-4848 for updates on game times or visit www.athletics.harvard.edu.   CROSS COUNTRY (Men...

Schedules as available at press time. Call 617-495-4848 for updates on game times or visit www.athletics.harvard.edu.

 

CROSS COUNTRY (Men & Women)

Heptagonals Nov. 1 TBA
NCAA Nov. 16 TBA

(Both events in Van Cortland Park, The Bronx, New York)

 

FOOTBALL

at Dartmouth Nov. 2 12:30
Columbia Nov. 9 12:30
at Pennsylvania Nov. 16 12:30
Yale Nov. 23 12:30

 

MEN'S BASKETBALL

at Fairfield Nov. 22 9:00
Holy Cross Nov. 26 7:00
at Stony Brook Nov. 30 2:00
Boston University Dec. 3 7:00
Lehigh Dec. 7 2:00
at Rider Dec. 10 7:30
at Colgate Dec. 13 7:00
Univ. of Vermont Dec. 17 7:00
Mercer Dec. 19 7:00
at Boston College Dec. 22 2:00
at Spider Invitational
(Richmond, Va.)
Dec 28-29 TBA

 

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

IstroBanka (Slovakia) Nov. 12 7:00
Syracuse Nov. 22 6:00
at Boston University Nov. 26 5:00
at Vanderbilt Nov. 30 TBA
at Vanderbilt Dec. 1 TBA
Northeastern Dec. 4 7:00
Minnesota Dec. 8 2:00
Central Conn. Dec. 11 7:00
at Boston College Dec. 15 TBA
at Wagner Dec. 19 7:00
at Rutgers Dec. 21 2:00
at Manhattan Dec. 30 2:00

 

MEN'S HOCKEY

at Brown Nov. 2 7:00
Dartmouth Nov. 8 7:00
Univ. of Vermont Nov. 9 7:00
at St. Lawrence Nov. 15 7:00
at Clarkson Nov. 16 7:00
at Cornell Nov. 22 7:00
at Colgate Nov. 23 7:00
at Boston University Nov. 26 7:00
Union Nov. 29 7:00

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Nov. 30 7:00
at Princeton Dec. 6 7:00
at Yale Dec. 7 7:00
Boston College Dec. 11 7:00
Univ. of Maine Dec 15 2:00
at N. Michigan Dec. 29-30 TBA

 

WOMEN'S HOCKEY

at Univ. of Vermont Nov. 8 7:00
at Dartmouth Nov. 9 4:00
at Minnesota Nov. 16 2:00
at Minnesota Nov. 17 2:00
Colgate Nov. 22 7:00
Cornell Nov. 23 7:00
Univ. of Connecticut Nov. 26 7:00
at Brown Dec. 1 2:00
Northeastern Dec. 7 7:00
at Providence Dec. 8 4:00
New Hampshire Dec. 13 7:00
Univ. of Maine Dec. 14 7:00
       

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