Women’s tennis continued its impressive run this fall, taking one singles and one doubles title at the Cissie Leary Invitational over the weekend.

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In an action-packed weekend, women’s tennis made an assured start to the fall season, taking home four titles at the Columbia Invitational.

Women’s tennis will open its fall season this weekend in New York, hosting four schools at the Columbia Invitational.

Columbia fencing boasts a laundry list of past Olympic medalists and competitors, and if current collegiate success is any indicator, that list is primed to grow.

Columbia fencing’s hopes for a third consecutive NCAA Championship title ended on Sunday, after the team finished third behind Notre Dame and Ohio State.

Columbia fencing will head to the NCAA Championships, its last meet of the season, this Friday in the hopes of capturing its third consecutive national title.

Fencing will start its quest for a coveted NCAA Championship three-peat at the Northeast Regionals on Sunday.

Columbia fencing’s dominance is obvious: The Lions have earned 37 Ivy League Championships—22 more than their closest competitor—and boast multiple Olympic medalist alumni.

In a blockbuster weekend, men’s fencing shared the Ivy League Championship title for a fourth year in a row with Penn and Princeton, while the women’s team fell just short of defending its title, ultimately losing out to a stronger Princeton side.