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The Ivy Feature
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Method to the Madness
ESPN's Andy Katz recently sat down with Princeton Director of Athletics Gary Walters, who chaired the NCAA's Division I Men's Basketball Committee in 2006-07, to discuss the intricacies of the NCAA Tournament selection process for this week's edition of Katz's ESPNU College Basketball weekly podcast.
Thinking Man's Game
The Wall Street Journal once labeled him “the smartest man in baseball, if not the entire world,” and the presence of a molecular biophysics and biochemistry degree from Yale would appear to support the claim. However, when doubts crept in about his baseball future, Breslow, at least for once, went with his heart instead of his brain.
Help for Haiti
Dartmouth women’s tennis team had a lot to pack into their two mini-vans for the return trip to Hanover, N.H., from the 2010 ECAC Women’s Indoor Tennis Championship.
Exercising His Brain
In some ways, Ross Ohlendorf (Princeton, '06) is a lot like other players at spring training. He drives a sport utility vehicle ... listens to baseball on the radio ... watches “American Idol” ... wants to perfect a changeup. But he's very different, too — especially when it comes to vacations.
Leveling the Field
Former Columbia soccer player Erica Woda has used her passion for sports and giving back through education to spearhead Level the Field, a non-profit that connects Lion student-athletes with young students in the neighboring Washington Heights community.
Ted Cable
In honor of Black History Month, comes the story of former Harvard track and field athlete Ted Cable '13 - a man who made his mark on history in many ways.
Career Day
Jimmie Lee Solomon graduated from Dartmouth in 1978 only to go on to attend Harvard Law and become a high-ranking executive at Major League Baseball. The former Big Green football player and trackster recently visited his high school alma mater in rural Texas for the first time in three decades to deliver a special message.
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Columbia junior forward Judie Lomax [pic.] earned 2009-10 Ivy League Women's Basketball Player of the Year and unanimous first-team All-Ivy honors after leading her Lions to their best season in program history while Princeton freshman forward Niveed Rasheed was the unanimous selection for Rookie of the Year and a first-team All-Ivy selection after guiding her Tigers to the best season in League history.
The NCAA Division I Men’s Lacrosse Committee has selected Harvard and Hofstra to serve as hosts for the 2011 NCAA Division I men’s lacrosse quarterfinals. The Crimson will host two quarterfinal games at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Mass., on May 22, 2011.
Cornell seniors Louis Dale, Jeff Foote and Ivy Player of the Year Ryan Wittman [pic.] lead the way on this year's All-Ivy squad, becoming just the seventh trio of teammates to earn first-team All-Ivy status in Ivy history.
Cornell senior Elise Menaker [pic.] hit .500 with a home run, five RBI and three runs scored in helping the Big Red to a perfect 4-0 weekend, while Harvard hurler Rachel Brown racked up a pair of shutout wins at the UCF Tournament in Orlando.
Harvard's Sean O’Hara batted .545 with four doubles for a .909 slugging percentage, three RBI and a .909 on-base-percentage for the Crimson this past weekend. O'Hara was 3-for-3 against Notre Dame, with all hits going for extra bases. The junior also went 2-for-3 against Kansas State.