Men’s and women’s golf posted strong performances to end their fall seasons this week.

Football was back in action Saturday, taking on Lehigh University for the first time since 2013. Struggling to gain any offensive momentum and falling short on defense, the Lions fell 31-7 at home for their second consecutive loss this season.

Football will kick off Ivy League play Friday on the road against Princeton after claiming its first win of the season against Georgetown University last week.

Football defeated Georgetown University on Saturday in its first home game of the season. The Lions had a productive first half, securing two touchdowns and holding Georgetown to only one field goal. Although the Hoyas rallied in the third quarter, the Lions held out to take the Lou Little Cup in a 19-10 victory.

Men’s golf headed down to Annapolis, Maryland on Saturday for the The Goat, competing against 15 other teams in the two-day, three-round tournament.

Under the Friday night lights, the defending Ivy League football champions took on Lafayette College for their very first game of the 2025-26 season. The Leopards’ rushing offense proved to be the deciding factor in the match, totaling 230 yards and five touchdowns in a definitive 38-14 rout of the Lions.

Football returns to action Friday for the first time since clinching the Ivy League title against Cornell last season. The Lions are heading to Easton, Pennsylvania, to face off against Lafayette College.

Men’s golf teed off its season Sept. 8, hosting the Metropolis Intercollegiate, a 15-team, three-round tournament in White Plains, New York, that spanned two days.

Two Columbia basketball stars, senior guard Avery Brown and guard Cecelia Collins, CC ’25, competed for the United States in 3x3 basketball at the FISU World University Games in Bochum, Germany, in July.

The 2025 season will be pivotal for women’s soccer.