Harvard Football: Harvard 31, Dartmouth 10
Harvard’s football team delivered a decisive 31–10 victory over Dartmouth on Saturday, capturing sole possession of first place in the Ivy League and maintaining an unbeaten record. The Crimson now stand at 7–0 overall and 4–0 in conference play, while Dartmouth fell to 5–2, 2–2.
Craig Sets New Passing Record
Quarterback Jaden Craig commanded the game despite strong winds at the Stadium, completing four touchdown passes and securing a new school record. His nine-yard strike to sophomore tight end Logan Reaska in the fourth quarter marked Craig’s 42nd career touchdown pass, surpassing the previous record held by Neil Rose ’03.
“Craig’s performance was a display of precision under pressure, turning harsh conditions into opportunity.”
The senior quarterback, now with three games left in the season, has additional chances to extend his record.
Defensive Strength Shuts Down Dartmouth
Harvard’s defense, anchored by junior linebacker Sean Line with 12 tackles, neutralized Dartmouth’s usually dominant offense. The Big Green were limited to just 261 total yards, including only 61 on the ground.
Team Momentum and Rankings
Following the win, Harvard advanced three places in the national Stats Performance Football Championship Series Poll, solidifying its growing reputation as a championship contender.
Author’s summary: Harvard’s commanding win over Dartmouth and Jaden Craig’s record-breaking performance push the Crimson to the top of the Ivy League with momentum and confidence.