Harvard University

Assistant coach Justin Moss is in his eighth season with the Crimson in 2024-25, after joining Harvard prior to the 2016-17 school year.
 
Harvard returned to play in 2021-22 for another successful 15s season in the fall, posting a 6-1 record in the regular season to secure the No. 2 seed in NIRA before eventually falling to Army in the National Semifinals. Harvard saw five student-athletes named to the All-NIRA team at the conclusion of the season. The Crimson saw its first 7s action in three years in the spring of 2022, starting off the season with a tournament victory at Crimson 7s after a 5-0 run to defeat Army in the final. Moss would go on to help lead the Crimson to its second consecutive Ivy 7s Championship title at Mignone Field, defeating Dartmouth in the Championship game. Harvard closed the year with a run to the semifinals at the USA Rugby 7s National Championships.
 
The Crimson enjoyed great success during the 15s season of 2019-20. The Crimson posted an overall record of 7-2 with two wins over Dartmouth; one in the regular season and the other coming in the NIRA Semifinal game. Harvard would go on to win its first NIRA National Championship as a varsity program with an 18-7 win over Army West Point.
 
Harvard reached new heights in 2018-19, having one of the most successful seasons in program history. The Crimson won the Ivy 15s championship in the fall, and advanced to the national championship game where it finished as the nation's runner-up. The momentum carried over to the spring season, where Harvard won the Ivy 7s title and finished third at the USA Rugby National Championship. Six student-athletes earned All-America accolades.
 
In 2017-18, Moss was instrumental in leading the Crimson to a 4-3-1 record during the fall 15s season and the team's second-straight Ivy Championship appearance. Harvard concluded its fall campaign with a victory over Army in the NIRA Quarterfinals, before losing to Dartmouth in the NIRA Semifinals. In the spring, the Crimson reached the USA Rugby National Championship for the first time and took second at the Ivy 7s tournament.
 
Moss joined the Crimson staff in 2016-17 and had an immediate impact, helping Harvard reach the Ivy title game in 15s play and win the Ivy championship in 7s action. Harvard went 25-7 on the year, highlighted by a 10-5 win over Dartmouth in the 7s championship.
 
Harvard’s 2020 7s season and 2020-21 15s and 7s seasons were canceled due to COVID-19.