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===National championships=== In the NCAA Division I era, which began in 1973, Harvard Crimson teams have won five NCAA Division I championships as of 2024: [[Harvard Crimson men's ice hockey|men's ice hockey]] in 1989, women's lacrosse in 1990, women's rowing in 2003, and men's fencing in 2006 and 2024. Including the pre-NCAA era, Harvard has won 159 national championships across all sports. Its [[Harvard Crimson men's squash|men's squash team]] holds the record for the most national collegiate championships in the sport. Harvard's first national championship came in 1880, when its track and field team won the national championship.<ref>[https://gocrimson.com/sports/2020/5/5/information-history-nationalchampionships.aspx "Harvard's All-Time National Championships"], [[Harvard Crimson]] website</ref>
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