Tennis

The Columbia men’s tennis team found itself well-represented on the All-Ivy squad, with sophomore Jon Wong making first-team All-Ivy and senior Mark Clemente and junior Bogdan Borta earning second-team All-Ivy nominations.

The final weekend of Ivy League tennis yielded mixed results for Columbia, as the men swept Princeton and Penn, while the women lost both of their matches to the same schools. The weekend victories gave the men a record of 5-2 in the Ivy League, while the women failed to win a match in the Ivy League this season. Although the men boast an impressive record on the season, it will not be enough to win them the Ivy League title, as Harvard is currently sitting at 6-0 with one match left to go against Dartmouth.

The men’s and women’s tennis teams will wrap up their Ivy League seasons against Penn and Princeton this weekend. The men are coming off a disappointing loss to Brown that all but ended their chance of repeating as Ivy League champions.

The Columbia men’s and women’s tennis teams finished a disappointing weekend that saw the men’s hopes for an Ivy League championship repeat take a serious blow and left the women still searching for their first league win. The men squeaked by Yale 4-3 on Bogdan Borta’s three-set win at number-three singles but were upset 5-2 by a 74th-ranked Brown squad. Both Yale and Brown, on the other hand, swept the Columbia women, who won only one point between the two matches combined.

The Columbia men’s and women’s tennis teams will face off against Yale and Brown this weekend, as both teams are looking to right the ship, coming off relatively disappointing weekends.

The Columbia men’s and women’s tennis teams went a combined 1-3 in a pivotal weekend in Ivy League play. The men defeated Dartmouth 7-0 on Friday and then dropped a heartbreaker to Harvard 4-3 to lower their record to 7-5 (2-1 Ivy). The women were defeated 6-1 by 51st-ranked Dartmouth, and, like the men, lost a tight match to Harvard, 4-3.

The Columbia men’s and women’s tennis teams will take on Harvard and Dartmouth in matches that are pivotal for both the men and women.

The Columbia men’s tennis team won a thrilling come-from-behind match against Cornell on Saturday, 4-3, while the women fell to the Big Red, 6-1, in a match that was much closer than the overall score indicated.

The Columbia men’s and women’s tennis teams’ real seasons begin this weekend with Ivy League play against Cornell. The men will be looking to repeat last season’s stellar performance and defend their Ivy League title, while the women, under first-year head coach Ilene Weintraub, will be looking to improve on last season’s 4-10 (1-6 Ivy) record.