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The Columbia men's swimming and diving team is officially halfway through its season, and one Lion in particular has emerged to lead the pack.

The Columbia women's swimming and diving team is off to one of the best starts in recent memory. The Lions competed in two meets this weekend and won both by significant margins.

After hosting two matches this weekend against Penn and league-leader Princeton this weekend, Columbia volleyball (3-17, 0-9 Ivy) finds itself two losses deeper in the bottom of the Ivy League standings. With those back-to-back losses, Columbia’s winless streak in the Ivy League is now at nine games.

There were a couple bright spots in Columbia’s 59-28 loss to Penn on Saturday--senior quarterback and co-captain Craig Hormann and sophomore wide receiver Austin Knowlin both had career days.

Columbia field hockey won a 1-0 nail biter in overtime against rival Penn (6-7, 2-2 Ivy) on forward Ariel Leon’s goal 8:40 into the sudden death overtime period. The Lions (7-5, 2-2 Ivy) pull into 4th place in the Ivy standings, trailing Princeton, Harvard, and Cornell.

The Lions offense continued to struggle establishing the run in their 59-28 loss to the University of Pennsylvania (2-3, 1-1 Ivy) today, while the Quakers ran all over the newly dedicated Robert K. Kraft Field.

Columbia's offense continued to struggle establishing the run in the team's 59-28 loss to the University of Pennsylvania today, while the Quakers ran all over the newly dedicated Robert K. Kraft Field.

Penn has not been playing like the team that was picked to finish second behind Yale in the Ivy League.

Whether he’s dissecting defenses or studying investment banking, Penn senior quarterback Bryan Walker is all business.

For 99 percent of the U.S., October 9 was the best day of the year. In what’s rapidly becoming an annual tradition, Yankee haters coast-to-coast celebrated Elimination Day, the date that marks the end of the Yankees’ baseball season.