Harvard University baseball achieved a significant doubleheader sweep against Princeton University, winning 10-3 and 7-5. Senior Jordan Kang led offensively, going 7-for-10 with a home run throughout both games, while Gio Colasante added two home runs in the second game. The Crimson, improving to 10-26 overall and 8-12 in Ivy League play, rallied from a 3-0 deficit in game one, then established a commanding lead early in game two. The strong performances from both the batting and pitching staff were key in securing the series win ahead of the finale.

By the Numbers
  • Jordan Kang went 7-for-10 with 7 RBIs across both games.
  • Gio Colasante hit 2 home runs and drove in 4 RBIs in game two.
  • Harvard scored 17 total runs in the doubleheader.
Yes, But

Despite the victories, Harvard's overall record remains lower than expected, reflecting challenges faced throughout the season. Additionally, Princeton's defense struggled, allowing Harvard to take advantage of scoring opportunities. The series win may not fully mask the team's inconsistent performance this season.

State of Play
  • Harvard is now tied for eighth in Ivy League standings with Princeton at 8-12.
  • Tomorrow’s game on May 3 will determine the series winner.
What's Next

The Crimson will face Princeton in the series finale, potentially seeking to finish strong and improve their standing. A continued offensive push will be crucial to build momentum going into future games.

Bottom Line

The sweep against Princeton not only showcases Harvard's offensive capabilities but also highlights areas for growth and consistency as they look to close the season on a high note. The team must leverage this momentum to convert potential into performance in their final outings.