Harvard baseball secured a 5-3 victory over Yale in game one of their doubleheader but lost game two, 9-6, in an Ivy League matchup. The Crimson (6-18, 5-5 Ivy) sits fourth in the conference, while the Bulldogs (18-10, 8-3 Ivy) lead the standings. In the first game, Gio Colasante earned the win pitching six innings, and Ryan McHugh secured a save. In the second game, Jack Rickheim shone with three RBIs, but Harvard fell short after trailing early.

By the Numbers
  • Gio Colasante pitched 6.0 innings in game one, allowing 3 runs (2 earned) on 4 hits.
  • Jack Rickheim hit 3-for-5 with 3 RBIs, 2 runs, a home run, and a double in game two.
State of Play
  • Harvard is currently fourth in the Ivy League standings with a 5-5 record.
  • The team achieved a season-high five doubles in game two against Yale.
What's Next

Harvard will aim to clinch the series finale against Yale on Sunday, April 12, at noon. A win could boost their standing within the Ivy League.

Bottom Line

Despite the split against Yale, Harvard showcased resilience and strong individual performances. The team needs to leverage this momentum in the upcoming game to improve its conference position.