Baseball will head to the American South to play nine games in 10 days starting on Friday.

Men’s basketball fell out of the running for the fourth and final seed in the Ivy League Tournament after a 75-71 defeat at Yale on Saturday night.

After pulling out a must-win against Penn last Saturday, men’s basketball will hit the road to play Brown and Yale this weekend—two games that will determine the Light Blue’s Ivy League Tournament fate.

On Nov. 7, senior high school wrestler Dylan Geick committed to wrestle for Columbia, a team on the precipice of one of the most publicized scandals in Columbia Athletics history.

Men’s basketball earned a new lease on life in its thrilling 70-67 win over Penn on Saturday, but that win didn’t guarantee a ticket to the first-ever Ivy League Tournament.

Men’s basketball lost to Princeton at home 64-45, as it conceded a swift run to start the second half and never recovered.

With Ivy League Tournament hopes in the balance, mens’ basketball returns to Levien Gymnasium to take on Princeton and Penn this Friday and Saturday.

With just one second left in overtime, Dartmouth guard Taylor Johnson hit a coast-to-coast layup to send Columbia home with its fourth consecutive loss, 80-79.

Despite a serious comeback bid, men’s basketball fell to Harvard on the road 78-72.

Women’s basketball will remain in Levien for another weekend, this time hosting Harvard and Dartmouth.