Ohiri Field
Home of Harvard Men's and Women's Soccer
Ohiri Field is named for Chris Ohiri '64, a native of Owerri, Nigeria, who was a soccer and track standout for the Crimson. A magna cum laude graduate, he died of cancer while attending classes at Harvard Business School. Harvard dedicated its field in honor of Ohiri on October 15, 1983, in a ceremony preceding a match with Dartmouth.
Ohiri, who led the Ivy League in scoring all three of his varsity years, is tied as the Crimson's all-time goals (47) leader. He also shares the school record for goals in a game (5, which he accomplished twice) and owns the mark for consecutive games with a goal (13). A member of the 1960 Nigerian National soccer team, Ohiri was selected a First Team All-American in his senior season of 1963.
Ohiri Field consists of a 120 yards x 75 yards natural grass pitch for matches and an additional field of the same dimensions for practice.
Facility Hours:
Not open for recreational use
Facility Information:
Two outdoor soccer fields, 120 X 75 yards
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