Columbia fencing had a mixed weekend at the Long Island University Shark Showcase. The women’s squad stood out with an undefeated record, but the men’s team fell 2-1. This result comes after the team had a dominant performance last weekend.

Columbia fencing had a successful weekend, with the No. 2 ranked men’s team beating No. 1 University of Notre Dame twice and the No. 1 ranked women’s team beating No. 2 Notre Dame once.

The men’s and women’s fencing teams dominated in their first competition of the year this past Saturday. The Light Blue combined for a 9-1 victory at the Penn State Invitational. The women’s team swept the competition for a 5-0 record, while the men went 4-1.

This past Saturday, the Columbia fencing teams earned first-place finishes, going 6-0 at the Columbia Invitational. The Lions kept up their winning momentum from last weekend, where the men’s and women’s teams combined to go 16-1 at the Western Invitational, hosted by the Air Force Academy.

Columbia football broke its losing streak and captured its first Ivy League win on Saturday with a 29-14 victory over Cornell.

Columbia football fell to Brown on Saturday in a 21-14 loss in overtime, extending the team’s Ivy League losing streak to six games.

Columbia football played a tough match against the Harvard Crimson on Saturday, resulting in a 38-24 loss and the team remaining winless in Ivy League games.

In a game where the Light Blue was unable to generate any offensive momentum, Columbia fell to Yale in dramatic fashion, unable to get many stops on defense and remaining winless in-conference.

Although senior quarterback Joe Green, 2021 Ivy League Rookie of the Year, made his first start this season on Saturday against Dartmouth, Columbia still fell to the Big Green, extending its in-conference losing streak to three.

On a rainy Saturday afternoon, hundreds of students and alumni flocked to Baker Athletic Complex for Columbia football’s homecoming game against Penn.