Women's Basketball

A .500 conference record is not always notable, but this year, it was a
major accomplishment for the Columbia women's basketball team, whose 7-7
record was the best Ancient Eight performance in the program's history.

Thanks to a new $50,000 grant, the Columbia women’s basketball team will be working alongside Roar-ee and the rest of the spirit squad to enhance attendance and audience participation at its games next season.

In the final game of the Ivy League women’s basketball playoffs, Cornell dominated Dartmouth from the beginning of play and did not let up in an impressive 64-47 victory.

Last night, Columbia hosted the first of two Ivy League women’s basketball playoff games at Levien Gymnasium.

What a year it has been for Columbia women’s basketball.

Coming into Saturday night’s contest at Columbia, Penn’s sophomore point guard Sarah Bucar had made just 12 of 77 three pointers all season.

This weekend, the Columbia women’s basketball team (10-18, 7-7 Ivy) faced two squads that it had beaten earlier this season, but came away with only one victory.

After losing seven nonconference games in a row and holding realistic Ivy title hopes in the same season, the Columbia women’s basketball team (9-17, 6-6 Ivy) enters its final weekend looking to set Columbia records and send its seniors off properly.

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

On the night of Feb. 15, the Columbia women’s basketball team was sitting on top of the world.