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.

Men’s fencing competed at the Brian Palestis Memorial Invitational on Sunday, posting a 3-0 record in Staten Island.

Men’s and women’s tennis battled hard this weekend, with the women hosting Purdue University in a dominant victory and the men falling on the road against the University of Virginia.

Men’s and women’s tennis opened their Intercollegiate Tennis Association seasons at the Kickoff Classic this weekend.

Men’s fencing competed at the St. John’s Super Cup Saturday in a tight slate of duals against nationally ranked squads, suffering its first two losses of the season and collecting three wins.

Senior Michael Zheng’s Australian Open run came to an end early Wednesday morning with a loss to France’s Corentin Moutet in the second round. While Zheng captured the first set, a third-set injury forced him to retire from the match.

Men’s fencing remained undefeated at the Western Invitational, held the weekend of Nov. 22 at the U.S. Air Force Academy. Across two days of competition, the Lions collected six wins to extend their early season winning streak.

At just 23 years old, wrestler Maya Letona, CC ’24, is already a senior national team member, a USA silver level certified coach, and an Olympic Trials competitor. Her attitude toward coaching Columbia women’s wrestling, however, is curiously laid-back.

Men’s fencing began its 2025-26 campaign on Sunday in triumphant form, emerging undefeated at the Columbia Invitational in Dodge Fitness Center.

Women’s soccer defeated Harvard on Saturday in its final game of the regular season. With a spot in the 2025 Ivy League tournament on the line, the Lions put together a dominant performance, securing a 2-1 victory over the Crimson and extending their run into the postseason.