As a strong crowd braved the rainy weather on Saturday to support the Lions, Columbia fell to Penn following a close fourth quarter comeback from the Quakers late in the Homecoming game.

Following a historic career, Eldo “Al” Bagnoli retired from the sidelines on Aug. 4 as one of the most revered coaches in Ivy League history—and one of the winningest coaches in NCAA history.

In its fourth game of the season, Columbia football bounced back from a loss last week against Princeton with a dominant win over Marist College.

On a cold, rainy night in Princeton, New Jersey, Columbia kicked off Ivy League play with a heartbreaking 10-7 loss against the Princeton Tigers.

In its second match of the season at the annual Lou Little Cup, Columbia football defeated the Georgetown Hoyas 30-0, marking Mark Fabish’s first win as Columbia’s interim head coach.

In its first contest of the season, Columbia football suffered a tough loss against Lafayette College.

Following a series win from Penn, the Columbia Lions were looking for another Ivy series win against Cornell. The Lions found success against the Big Red, sweeping it 5-3, 6-3, 9-0.

Following a sweep by Princeton, Columbia softball hoped to better their record with a game against Fairfield University, followed by a three-game Ivy series against Penn.

Coming off a win after beating Dartmouth, Columbia softball was met with a rough week, losing all four of their games.

After a mixed performance at Iona University and Yale University, the Light Blue made a big comeback with a series sweep against Dartmouth over the weekend.