CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard women's squash has announced its 2026-27 schedule, a slate that sends the Crimson on a run at the program's next Ivy League and CSA titles. Coming off a 2025-26 campaign that saw Harvard finish 9-4, hold a top-five national ranking wire to wire and reach the CSA National Championship semifinals, the Crimson is set to open the season in mid-November. The schedule is highlighted by six matches on the Crimson's home courts at the Murr Squash Center.
The Crimson's campaign will begin with a battle against Dartmouth on Wednesday, December 2 when the Big Green host the Crimson in Hanover to begin the 2026-27 season. Harvard's final match of the first semester will be against the University of Virginia on Sunday, December 6 on its home courts. Following the non-conference clash, matches will pause for the finals and holiday break.
The second semester schedule begins with an Ivy League weekend against Penn (Jan. 16) and Princeton (Jan. 17) at the Murr Center. The following weekend, individual Crimson student-athletes will travel down to New York City to compete for the CSA Individual National Championship. The tournament is slated for Jan. 22-26 and will be hosted at Open Squash FiDi and Grand Central Terminal.
Harvard jumps back into team competition on the following weekend with a pair of matches against Trinity (Jan. 30) and Stanford (Jan. 31) at the Murr Center. The regular season concludes with back-to-back Ivy League series. First, the team will travel to compete against Columbia (Feb. 6) and Cornell (Feb. 7). Harvard will then return to its home courts to host senior day and take on Brown in the final regular season home match on Friday, February 12. The final match of the regular season will see Harvard travel down to New Haven to take on Yale on Sunday, February 14.
The Ivy League Tournament is slated for Saturday and Sunday, February 21-22 and will feature the league's top four teams from the regular season. The competition will be hosted by the top-seed in the men's division. The season will conclude with a trip to Princeton, where the Crimson will compete for the CSA Team National Championship. The competition is set to begin on Thursday, March 4 with the National Champion being crowned on Sunday, March 7.
After a strong season of growth and development in 2025-26, Harvard will look to continue its climb back to the top when the season begins in November.
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