Basketball
Harvard Goes Dancing
Crimson women’s basketball prepares for the NCAA tournament.
by David L. Tannenwald
One and Done
Harvard men's basketball team falls to Vanderbilt in NCAA competition
![The 1946 team: Coach Stahl stands at left in back; Don Swegan wears #14, third from left. [Jack Clark apparently missed the photo.]](/sites/default/files/styles/mobile_teaser_wide/public/img/article/0312/bkm_194546_sm_0.jpg.webp?itok=QL04apc2 "Photograph courtesy of the Harvard Athletic Communications Office")
Hoopsters from 1946 Redux
Reminiscences from the Crimson's last NCAA tournament turn
When Harvard Shot 10 of 72
The basketball team’s brief NCAA appearance in 1946
March Madness Beckons
Harvard men gain first NCAA basketball berth since 1946.
Jeremy Lin ’10 Makes Cover of “Sports Illustrated”
The magazine will put the red-hot New York Knicks guard on the front of its next issue.
Jeremy Lin Sets New Harvard Mark
Lin scored 28 points, the most in an NBA game by a player who came from the Crimson.
Crimson Hoopsters Earn First National Ranking
The men's basketball team makes the Associated Press Top 25 for the first time.
Basketballers Win Atlantis
The Harvard men won the Battle 4 Atlantis basketball tournament in the Bahamas.
Points and Shoots
"No Look Pass," a documentary film about Harvard basketball player Emily Tay ’08, was written, produced, and directed by Melissa Johnson ’00.
by Sarah Zhang
Court Sparks
Two basketball co-captains with a nose for the hoop
by Craig Lambert