
Harvard Shuts Out Columbia 37-0 to Lead Ivy
Harvard regained sole top spot in the Ivy League with two weeks left in the regular season after blanking Columbia.
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Harvard regained sole top spot in the Ivy League with two weeks left in the regular season after blanking Columbia.
The Cambridge junior quarterback led his team to a 30-25 victory over Marathon in the WIAA playoffs.
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Joshua Kalapos won the men's race in 1:03:02 as thousands lined the 13.1-mile course through Harvard and MIT.

The junior star became the first Crimson player to reach the Sweet 16 at the ITA All-American Championships.

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The former Liverpool striker, who retired from football at 31, has joined Harvard's Crossover Into Business programme.

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The victory marks the fifth consecutive win for Cambridge, which currently shares a lead in its conference.

Reporting here centers on championship results, roster updates, facility development and league mandates. It reaches across the city and into the communities around it where fans and organizations gather. Participation and performance in collegiate settings generate distinct patterns of activity compared to professional competition. Facility expansion and public funding requirements remain the two factors that most consistently influence the local sports environment.