Men’s swimming and diving is jumping headfirst into another season on Friday, with the Light Blue set for a major rankings boost if it can capitalize on its potential.

Patience runs out quickly at Scott Stadium. The home of the Virginia Cavaliers at the University of Virginia naturally demands excellence—sweat beads and tempers flare when the team stumbles, squanders a lead, or falls short of expectations.

Men’s golf finished eighth in a 12-team field at the Metropolis Intercollegiate, hosted from Oct. 12 to 13, closing its fall schedule with a whimper at the home competition.

Men’s golf took on the 48th Macdonald Cup in New Haven, Connecticut on Friday, placing sixth at a tournament cut down to a single round after a nor’easter washed out the rest of the event.

Field hockey opened Ivy League play over the weekend with back-to-back losses, falling at Cornell on Friday and Quinnipiac University at home on Sunday.

Men’s golf opened the 2026-27 season last weekend, tying for eighth place at The Doc Gimmler Invitational.

Field hockey split its opening weekend on the road, taking down the University of California, Davis, on Friday before losing to the University of California, Berkeley, on Sunday.

By virtue of the intensely analytical nature of many Columbia students, the game of baseball—so often analyzed and re-analyzed—seems a natural target for the formidable minds of the Columbia University Society for Baseball Research to scrutinize. But the idea that the small club could implement its data on a large scale to affect the actual varsity baseball team was, for years, considered laughable.

Women’s tennis suffered a major setback in its hunt for the Ivy League title on Saturday, falling to Harvard 4-1 at the Beren Tennis Center in Boston before sweeping Dartmouth on Sunday.

Following a runner-up finish at the NCAA championships, select members from men’s and women’s fencing traveled to Rio de Janeiro for the 2026 Junior and Cadet World Championships on April 1, where Team USA secured a historic three world titles against a field of over 1,600 athletes.