Alumni | October 24, 2011

Harvard Boxing Club seeks contact with alumni boxers

The Boxing Club aims to build an alumni network.

From The November-December 2011 Issue

The Harvard Boxing Club is building an alumni network, and would like to get in touch with all alumni of the College and graduate schools who have boxed (either interrcollegiate, intramural, or club). Join the mailing list to learn more about upcoming competitions, and receive photos and videos. E-mail harvardboxingclub@gmail.com with your name and class year.

Published in the November-December 2011 print issue under the headline “Calling All Boxers!,” in the Alumni section.

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