Columbia baseball took home this year's Ivy League title after sweeping Dartmouth.
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The Lions were picked to finish third in the preseason media poll, but they ended up at the bottom of the Ancient Eight.
Santos overcame his share of difficulties in his time as a Lion, ranging from a mid-season case of appendicitis to a challenge that all wrestlers have to struggle with: weight.
Despite her collegiate success at the national level, Meili’s still a dark horse as she moves toward professional swimming, which virtually never sees Ivy Leaguers enter its ranks.
Gaughn stood out on the women's volleyball team because of her play and her leadership.
Baseball
Columbia baseball took home this year's Ivy League title after sweeping Dartmouth.
The Light Blue baseball team beat Dartmouth on Saturday to win its first Ivy League Championship since 2008.
Sophomore Joey Falcone hit a walk-off two run home run in the first game against Penn to help the Lions clinch the Lou Gehrig Division on Friday.
Lacrosse
Senior attacker Kacie Johnson finished the year with 52 goals and 16 assists and is the first Columbia player to break the 50 goal mark in a season.
The Light Blue ended its season with a victory over Manhattan on Senior Day followed by a loss to Harvard on Sunday.
Lacrosse won one of its last two games, track and field had record-breaking performances, and softball dropped three of its last four over the weekend.
The Lions take on Manhattan in last home contest of the spring.
Softball
Columbia ended its season by dropping three of four games to Penn.
Columbia's softball team will need to take three away from Penn in order to reach .500.
The softball team lost its final non-conference games of the year against Lehigh whose dominant pitching and offense left the Lions trailing for all of both games.
After dropping three of four games last weekend, the Lions will face Lehigh in a road twin-bill on Tuesday.
Columns
For his senior column, Spencer Gyory reflects upon his time at Spectator and how his involvement allowed for a diversified Columbia experience.
Fans and athletes alike stand to benefit from strong community support.
After a winless Ivy League season just a few years ago, women's tennis won its first title in the conference.
Tennis
The women’s tennis program won the first Ivy Championship in program history.
Spectator recaps the highs and lows of a year in Columbia athletics.
Women's tennis receives a boost with a bid in the singles and doubles NCAA tournaments.
Though the women's tennis team concluded their most successful season ever, neither tennis teams made this year's NCAA tournament.
Track and Field
Light Blue track and field stays competitive even as the season winds down, continuing their usual success.
The Light Blue track team will look to have a strong showing against the other Ivy foes.
The men's and women's track and field teams broke multiple Columbia records over the course of the weekend at the Penn Relays.
The women of the Lions tack team had a strong showing against some of the nation's top athletes.
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