Women’s tennis continued its unbeaten Ivy League streak at the Milstein Family Tennis Center on Saturday, edging out Brown and Yale in back-to-back 4-3 thrillers. The No. 61 Lions maintained their perfect 10-0 home record and improved to 3-0 in conference play.

Livigno Snow Park, located in the Italian Alps, is not for the faint of heart. Overlooking the Swiss border at roughly 1,800 meters above sea level, it houses a dizzying set of courses and obstacles, including the halfpipe, which is frequently subjected to the battering winds that affected numerous nights during February’s Winter Olympic Games.

Women’s tennis began its Ivy League portion of the season in style, defeating Cornell 4-2 at home on Saturday afternoon.

Women’s tennis wrapped up nonconference action last week, earning a road victory in Miami against Florida International University on March 18.

Men’s tennis continued its dominant season at the Milstein Family Tennis Center this week, securing three consecutive shutouts to conclude its spring homestand.

Men’s fencing earned three bronze medals in the final rounds of the NCAA Northeast Regionals on Sunday.

Women’s tennis split a pair of matches last week, putting on a dominant showing at home versus Fairleigh Dickinson University before losing on the road in Tennessee against the University of Memphis.

Women’s tennis maintained its stellar start to the 2025-26 season, rolling past Michigan State University on Saturday.

Men’s and women’s tennis had eventful past weekends, persevering through matches against high-ranked schools and coming out on top.

Men’s fencing captured a share of the Ivy League Championship this weekend in Princeton, New Jersey, finishing 3-1 to tie with Harvard atop the standings.