Loyola Chicago Ramblers @ Harvard Crimson
2-4, 1-1 Away
55
2-4, 1-1 Away
Final
| 1 | 2 | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 26 | 29 | 55 | |
HARV | 33 | 28 | 61 |
5-1, 2-0 Home
61
5-1, 2-0 Home
Ledlum scores 30, Harvard takes down Loyola Chicago 61-55
BOSTON -- — Chris Ledlum's 30 points led Harvard past Loyola Chicago 61-55 on Friday.
Ledlum also added nine rebounds and five steals for the Crimson (5-1). Chisom Okpara added eight points and Idan Tretout finished with seven points.
Tom Welch led the way for the Ramblers (2-4) with 12 points. Loyola Chicago also got nine points from Ben Schwieger and eight from Bryce Golden.
Harvard went into the half leading Loyola Chicago 33-26. Ledlum scored 14 points in the half. Ledlum's 16-point second half helped Harvard finish off the six-point victory.
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Game Information
Cambridge, MA
ESPN+
Referee:Brian Zink
Referee:Ryan Corbett
Referee:Paul Tuomey
2025-26 Standings
NCAA Division I
| Atlantic 10 Conference | CONF | GB | OVR |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saint Louis | 15-3 | - | 29-6 |
| VCU | 15-3 | - | 28-8 |
| Saint Joseph's | 13-5 | 2 | 24-12 |
| Dayton | 12-6 | 3 | 25-12 |
| George Mason | 11-7 | 4 | 23-10 |
| Davidson | 10-8 | 5 | 20-14 |
| Duquesne | 9-9 | 6 | 18-15 |
| George Washington | 8-10 | 7 | 19-16 |
| Fordham | 8-10 | 7 | 17-15 |
| Rhode Island | 7-11 | 8 | 16-16 |
| Richmond | 5-13 | 10 | 15-17 |
| La Salle | 5-13 | 10 | 9-23 |
| St. Bonaventure | 4-14 | 11 | 17-17 |
| Loyola Chicago | 4-14 | 11 | 9-24 |
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