The journey men’s basketball senior guard Kenny Noland has taken in his four years with the Light Blue was nothing like what he envisioned when he first stepped foot in Morningside Heights. But the graduating senior wouldn’t change a thing.

When senior co-captain George Rubelsky first arrived in Morningside Heights still trying to figure out his game, he could hardly imagine the impact he’d leave on the men’s golf program.

Men’s golf concluded its 2025-26 season on a high note at the Ivy League championship this weekend in Springfield, New Jersey. At the end of the three-day, 54-hole tournament, the Lions found themselves on the podium, securing third out of the field of seven Ancient Eight teams.

Men’s basketball senior guard Avery Brown will transfer to St. John’s University for his postgraduate season.

Men’s golf hosted the Roar-EE Invitational in Kingston, New York, last Saturday, in need of a bounce-back performance after an underwhelming spring stretch. With the tournament consisting of just two rounds, there was little room for error for the Lions.

Men’s golf headed to New Jersey over the weekend looking to prove themselves at the Princeton Invitational, which featured 13 teams, including all seven Ivy League golf squads.

Men’s golf looked to turn around its spring slump at home Monday. The Light Blue hosted 12 teams, including Ivy League foe Penn, at the two-round Columbia Spring Invitational in Springfield, Pennsylvania.

After a rough start to its season, men’s golf was looking to rebound as the Lions headed down to Greenville, North Carolina, to compete in the ECU Intercollegiate from March 15 to 17.

Men’s basketball closed out its 2025-2026 season on Friday, heading up to Cambridge, Massachusetts where they dropped a hard-fought game against Harvard.

Men’s golf traveled down to Daytona Beach, Florida to compete in the Sam Ryder Intercollegiate on March 2 and March 3. The three-round tournament, which fielded 14 teams, proved to be one to forget for the Lions, who landed in last place.