5/15: Harvard Red Line won the New England Region for the first time in the program's history over the May 5th weekend. The victory qualifies Red Line for the UPA College National Championship in Colombus from May 26 to May 28, where 16 teams battle it out for the title. This is the fourth time Harvard has qualified for the national championship, and the first time the program has earned a spot in the final 16 in consecutive years.
2/15: Red Line finished 18th out of the 64 teams that competed in the inaugural College Trouble in Vegas this past weekend. Individual game results can be seen here.
1/26: Red Line's 2006 Spring Schedule has been updated. First up: Red Line will be travelling to Nevada to compete in the first College Trouble in Vegas February 11-13.
1/9: Red Line's 2006 roster has been updated with new bios.
12/15: Indoor league concludes tonight with the 5th place game and championship. Blue meets Red in the first matchup between the Bluedman Group and Tang DyNasty. The night concludes with the championship match between TAYUN and the Bengals, a rematch of one of the closest games of the season. Red Line Insider previews of the matches can be found here.
12/13: After some shuffling, the 7th place and 3rd place games of indoor league will be held tonight. The Hooligans look for their first victory against GWF, while the Mean Girls look to pay back a regular season loss against Team Bling. More Red Line Insider previews of the matches here.
12/8: Indoor league semifinals tonight in what will likely be a rowdy atmosphere. The first game is a rematch between the Bengals and Bling, two teams that finished at the top of Pool B. In the second game, undefeated TAYUN hopes to continue to rides its streak into the finals over the heavy underdogs, the Mean Girls. Read Red Line Insider previews of tonight's matches here. On Tuesday night, Bluedman Group and Tang DyNasty advanced to the fifth-place game, while the Hooligans and Gale Force Wins will battle it out to avoid finishing last.
12/4: Suckwagon, a co-ed team made of a combination of Harvard Red Line and Quasar, headed out to Warwick, RI and played in the snow all day at Get Ho Ho Ho. The team finished fourth in division 2. Read a write up of the day's events here.
12/1: After two blowouts in the first pair of quarterfinal games, indoor league quarterfinals conclude tonight. First up, a rematch between preseason favorites, the Bengals, and the underacheiving Tang DyNasty. In the nightcap, recently slumping Bluedman Group faces off against the surging Mean Girls. Read Red Line Insider previews of tonight's matches here.
11/29: Indoor league quarterfinals start tonight: overall one seed TAYUN matches up against the Hooligans, while third seed Team Bling faces off against the stylish Gale Force Wins. Read Red Line Insider previews of tonight's matches here.
11/23: As the weather turns colder, Harvard Ultimate heads inside to run its second annual indoor league. Red Line will also be teaming up with the Harvard Women's team, Quasar, to field a coed squad at Get HO HO HO'd December 4th.
10/17: Harvard finishes 1st at Purple Valley, beating Brown 11-4 in the finals.
9/19: For the rest of the Fall, we will practice every Tuesday and Thursday from 4-6:30pm at the IM Fields. Be sure to join our mailing list if you haven't already done so.
9/13: On Wednesday (9/14), Co-ed Hat Tournament with Quasar from 12:30-6pm at the IM Fields. Afterwards, we'll all get dinner in a dining hall. There will also be a party later in the night. We will send out the details via e-mail. For the hat tournament, you can show up or leave whenever you want, but be sure to bring a dark and light shirt.
9/11: First fall practice will be on Tuesday (9/13) at the IM Fields from 11:30-2:30pm.
Interested in Harvard Ultimate?
If you played high school sports and would like to stay active, Ultimate is for you, no experience necessary! It is a great opportunity to play on a competitive team, stay in shape, travel around the country, and be part of a close-knit team on a quest to be the best college Ultimate team in the country. If you're interested, sign up to be on our mailing list and e-mail us to let us know that you're interested.
A little about our teams:
Harvard has both an A team (Red Line) and a B team (Bred Line). Our A team is a perennial contender out of the New England Region. Last year we placed second at regionals, en route to an 11th place finish at the College Championships in Corvallis, Oregon.
While we play year-round, the college season is not until the Spring. During the Fall we travel to some tournaments around the region, focusing on developing younger players, building a base for the Spring season, and having fun. When the cold winter months hit, we have an 8-team indoor league, yielding much trash talk. Once January rolls around, we split into our A team and our B team and train for the Spring, which includes tournaments around the country, Spring Break in the South, and then a local tournament to tune up before Sectionals, Regionals, and Nationals.
Last Year:
5/2: For the first time since 2001 and for the third time in team history, Harvard Men's Ultimate made Nationals this past weekend by placing second overall at New England Regionals. After an early loss to Williams on Saturday, the team battled back with five straight wins in do-or-die games against Roger Williams, UMass, Tufts, Williams (again), and Dartmouth to claim the remaining bid to Corvallis, OR where Nationals will take place this year. The weekend was incredible! To read Jack's write-up, click here. For the article from the Harvard Crimson, click here.
Redline 2003-4 in San Diego for President's Day
Spring 2003 Alumni Game
Captains 2003-4, 2002-3
(from left: John Barkett, Arthur
Rudolph, Sam Stake, Ken Weinstein)
Kevin Clancy, Mark Zuckerman, Waterproof pants, Spring Break 2003
