In its first action on the mat for the 2022-23 season, Columbia wrestling crowned three champions at the Southeast Open tournament.

Aiming for a sweeter finish to a season with mixed results, field hockey fell to a dominant Princeton, who is undefeated in the Ivy League.

Following an exciting win over Dartmouth last weekend, Columbia field hockey hoped its streak of success in Ivy play would continue.

Hoping to start fresh after the previous weekend’s 5-0 shutout against Monmouth, Columbia field hockey traveled to New Haven on Friday to play Yale.

Columbia field hockey traveled to Providence this past weekend to face off against Brown to continue Ivy League play, and then returned home to host Monmouth University at Baker Field. Sunday’s game was also Columbia’s Pride Game, as a part of LGBTQ History Month celebrations.

Columbia field hockey extended its losing streak to four games after falling to Cornell University and the University of Delaware over the weekend. The pair of losses were the first at home for the Lions this season.

Coming off a dramatic win against Wagner last weekend, Columbia field hockey traveled up the coast to Massachusetts to take on No. 15 Harvard and No. 20 University of Massachusetts Amherst.

Columbia field hockey’s fourth quarter push powered the team past Wagner University in Saturday’s matchup.

After losing to No. 10 Syracuse, Columbia traveled down the East Coast to Virginia this weekend. The Lions fell in contests against No. 14 Old Dominion and Virginia Commonwealth University. The losses mark the Lions’ third straight loss after their season-opening win.

Columbia field hockey’s young talent shined in its opening weekend against Long Island University and No. 7 Syracuse.