Men’s golf finished its season at the Ivy League championship over the weekend in Springfield, Pennsylvania, placing second in what ended up being a condensed two-round tournament.

Women’s golf finished its season at the Ivy League championship over the weekend in Naples, Florida, placing third on the back of a historic performance from first-year Christine Chang.

Men’s golf wrapped up its regular season on Saturday when it hosted the Roar-EE Invitational in Kingston, New York, in a 36-hole tournament.

Men’s golf traveled to New Jersey over the weekend for the Princeton Invitational. The Lions competed in a 14-team field over a weather-shortened two-day, two-round tournament.

Around midday on March 24, the long-awaited question of who would take the helm of the men’s basketball program was finally answered. The Lions’ coaching vacancy was to be filled by Kevin Hovde, then-assistant coach at the University of Florida, a team that had just won the Southeastern Conference championship and was still competing in the NCAA tournament.

Women’s golf headed to Annapolis, Maryland, last weekend for the last meet of the regular season to compete in a nine-team tournament at the Navy Spring Invitational, a two-round, two-day tournament.

Women’s golf headed down to Aiken, South Carolina, this weekend to compete in the More Than Golf Invitational, a 12-team tournament featuring three rounds over the course of three days.

Men’s golf traveled to Springfield, Pennsylvania, on Monday to host the Columbia Spring Invitational, a 12-team, two-round, single-day tournament.

Men’s golf traveled to North Carolina on March 17 for the East Carolina University Intercollegiate, competing in a 16-team tournament that featured three rounds over two days.

Women’s golf headed west to Sedona, Arizona to compete in a 19-team tournament for the Red Rocks Invitational from March 14 to March 16.