Christopher Brown

In his 15-year career as a volleyball head coach, Jonathan Wilson has won over 300 games, earned seven Atlantic Coast Conference titles, and made three Sweet Sixteen appearances in the National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament.

The Ivy League has officially concluded its investigation of the allegations against Harvard University and its men's basketball program, which were raised in the New York Times last March.

The Columbia softball team began the 2008 season with the hopes of attaining a winning record after finishing 22-26 in 2007.

The Columbia volleyball team will hope to rebuild after another turbulent season that has come to characterize the program.

This weekend the Columbia baseball team will square off against Dartmouth in a best-of-three series to determine this year’s Ivy League champion.

With half of this year’s roster consisting of freshman players, the Columbia softball team has focused its young players all season.

In the final weekend of Ivy League play, Penn (26-20, 10-10 Ivy) swept the Columbia softball team (15-33, 3-17 Ivy) in four games.

After dropping nine of its last 10 contests, the Columbia softball team snapped out of its rut with a pair of convincing nonconference wins against Iona College on Thursday.

After suffering a sweep at the hands of Cornell last weekend, the Columbia softball team will try to rebound against an Iona team that has endured several struggles of its own this season.

Over the weekend, the Columbia softball team was swept in a dismal four-game series at Cornell.

After putting an end to their season-high losing streak on Tuesday, the Columbia softball team will try to continue its momentum against second-place Cornell this weekend in Ithaca.

The Columbia softball team was able to snap its 11-game losing streak on Tuesday when it split its doubleheader with Fairleigh Dickinson University.

Currently in the midst of an 11-game losing streak, the Columbia softball team (12-24, 3-9 Ivy) will look for its first win in over two weeks in a pair of nonconference games against Fairleigh Dickinson (6-17, 2-6 Northeast) on Tuesday.

Coming into the weekend, the Princeton softball team (15-19, 12-0 Ivy) sat atop the Ivy League Southern Division with an 8-0 record, looking to clinch the division.

The Tigers looked every bit the part of a first place team as they swept the Columbia softball team (12-14, 3-9 Ivy) in four games to continue their 12-game win streak.

After its Thursday doubleheader against Manhattan was cancelled, the Columbia softball team (12-20, 3-5 Ivy) heads into the most important stretch of its schedule beginning this weekend when it hosts the Princeton Tigers (11-19, 8-0 Ivy).

Due to a scheduling conflict with Manhattan College, the Columbia softball team’s doubleheader against Manhattan on Thursday, April 10 will be canceled.

Through the first few games of the season, Columbia softball has been all about the freshmen.

In the second series of its four-game road trip, the Columbia softball team was swept by Dartmouth, losing twice on Monday. The losses came a day after a sweep at the hands of Harvard and dropped the Lions to 2-4 in Ivy League play.

In both games of its doubleheader against Harvard, the Columbia softball team was beaten by a final score of 10-3 in Cambridge, Mass to fall to 12-18 on the season, and 3-3 in the Ivy League.

The Columbia softball team was swept in both games against Rider University on Thursday, dropping their record to 12-16 overall.

Off to its best Ivy League start in program’s history, the Columbia softball team will take a breather from conference play this week when it faces Rider University at home.

In its first weekend of Ivy League play, the Columbia softball team (12-14, 3-1 Ivy) swept its doubleheader against Brown (0-0, 0-2 Ivy) on Saturday and followed that with a split against Yale (0-0, 1-1 Ivy) on Sunday.

With a 9-13 record in their first 22 games, Columbia’s softball team prepares to begin its conference schedule at home against the Brown Bears (5-6) and Yale Bulldogs (10-8) this weekend.

Through the first 22 games of the season, Columbia’s softball team has posted a 9-13 record. Its nonconference schedule thus far has featured road trips to Alabama, Maryland, and a 14-game marathon in Kissimmee, Fla. over spring break.

Columbia’s wrestling team saw its season come to an end on Friday, March 21 after freshman Ryan Flores lost his consolation match to Matt Spaid from Bloomsburg University 12-2 in the heavyweight class of the NCAA championships.

Over spring break, Columbia’s softball team played 14 games in eight days as part of the Rebel Spring Games in Kissimmee, Florida.

Next week, Columbia’s softball team will take part in what could be described as an alternative spring break vacation.

In its second extended road trip before the start of Ivy League play, the Columbia softball team had more to deal with than just the opposing teams on its schedule.
Mother Nature made her presence felt in College Park, Md. with heavy rains that left the playing fields soaked for most of the weekend and forced officials to cancel two games against Stony Brook and Seton Hall in the Terrapin Invitational.

After going 3-2 to open its season last weekend in Alabama, the Columbia softball team will travel to College Park, Md. to compete in the University of Maryland’s Terrapin Invitational.

Heading into the final weekend of Ivy League play, the number one spot for a conference championship is still up for grabs.

Thanks to strong contributions from its freshmen players, Columbia softball finished its first weekend of play with a 3-2 record at the Magic City Classic in Birmingham, Alabama.

The 2008 Columbia softball team looks to improve on last year’s 22-26 record with an infusion of first-year talent as well as solid contributions from returning players.

Fresh off winning the Ivy League fencing title last weekend at Princeton, the Columbia fencing teams finished off its regular season schedule at home against Vassar, Sacred Heart, and New York University in Levien Gymnaisum yesterday.

As a sophomore, Michele Gage was the impact player for Columbia’s women’s basketball team.

This year, the Columbia volleyball team suffered through one of the most turbulent seasons in the school’s history.

For the second time since 2003, Columbia volleyball finished the season without an Ivy League win, as the Lions dropped their final two road games over the weekend.

Columbia’s women’s volleyball team dropped its final home stand of the season after being swept by Yale 3-0 on Friday (30-26, 30-25, 30-21) and falling to Brown in a 3-1 (30-26, 30-28, 27-30, 30-27) decision on Saturday. With another sweeping loss at Cornell Monday (30-21, 32-30, 30-15), the Lions are now 0-12 in league play and risk finishing the season without an Ivy League win for the second time since 2003.

Columbia’s volleyball team will look to salvage what is left of its league schedule when it faces Yale and Brown in the final two home games of the season this weekend at Levien Gymnasium.

The Columbia volleyball team looks for its first conference victory this weekend as it travels to New England to face Brown on Friday and Yale on Saturday.

Columbia men’s soccer is looking to pick up its first Ivy League victory this Saturday in New Jersey against the Princeton Tigers.

Fatigue seemed to play a significant factor for Columbia’s volleyball team as it dropped its league opener against Cornell 3-1 (21-30, 17-30, 30-24, 21-30). After facing Manhattan College Wednesday and then Utah Valley State, Quinnipiac, and NJIY on Friday and Saturday at the NJIT Tournament, the Lions found themselves playing from behind for most of the game against an energized Cornell squad.