All’s well that ends well, and the Columbia volleyball team made sure to finish the season with a win.

Columbia women’s volleyball continues to struggle as the Lions conceded their two games against Brown and Yale last weekend. They are still searching for their second conference win as their season enters its penultimate week.

The Columbia women’s volleyball team played a hard-fought game against Cornell for its Dig Pink match on Saturday. While the Lions often secured substantial leads during the sets,  Big Red devoured their advantage on multiple occasions and forced each set beyond 25 points. Columbia ultimately lost to Cornell in straight sets.

Columbia volleyball had a lackluster start to the season’s Ivy League home slate, losing to reigning champion Brown and current leader Yale in straight sets this weekend.

The Columbia women’s volleyball team came up short in its matches Friday and Saturday, demonstrating flashes of potential but ultimately dropping all three games.

In Columbia women’s volleyball’s first home series of the season, the Lions won the first two matches of the weekend but dropped the last to an in-town foe.

At the end of practice, when nighttime malaise has started to penetrate Dodge Fitness Center, Goju Karate members find a place in Aerobics Room 4 to perform a final set of full-body exercises. Their instructor Latinka Laki Djokovic-Igrutinovic, known as Sensei Laki, calls and counts out the movements. The beginners emulate her to the best of their ability, sweat jumping off their bodies as they turn, twist, and then prepare to leave for the night.

The long-anticipated 2022 softball season began on Feb. 10 as pandemic worries have begun to subside. For each team in the Ancient Eight, especially those that have replaced their coaches in the past few years, this season is charged with the feeling of a fresh start.

On a day of memorial and celebration for the program, men’s basketball fell to Cornell 78-64 on Saturday, finishing the season on a 12-game losing streak.