UConn star Sarah Strong’s mother, Allison Feaster, was key in one of NCAA’s biggest-ever upsets
It was March 14, 1998, a Saturday night first-round NCAA Tournament game at Stanford’s Maples Pavilion, when Allison Feaster helped her Harvard women’s basketball team make history. Feaster, an ...
Harvard women’s basketball coach Carrie Moore had her team play a tough schedule, and it paid off
Although the Crimson won the Ivy League tournament, they built a schedule to have a worthy tournament rèsumè when the time ...
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Harmoni Turner leads Harvard women to college basketball glory
Upon learning that the Lady Crimson of Harvard had won their first Ivy League Tournament basketball title in school history, ...
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No. 11 Harvard Women’s Water Polo Completes Competitive California Road Trip
Harvard responded in the second half with three goals in the final quarter, but Stanford’s suffocating defense and offensive strength led to the Crimson’s defeat, 16-5. Still, one game ...
Harvard outlasts Columbia to win Ivy women's tournament title
Harmoni Turner scored 24 points and Harvard beat Columbia 74-71 on Saturday to win the Ivy League tournament for the first time in school history. Turner was named tournament MVP.
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Where to Pick Upsets in Your Women’s NCAA Tournament Bracket
the Cardinal’s leading scorer, tore her ACL. By the time No. 16 Harvard arrived at Stanford’s doorstep, malaise seemed to have already set in. Stanford would not be able to stop Allison ...