Men’s tennis competed in the NCAA tournament this past weekend, maintaining head coach Howard Endelman’s streak of taking the Lions to the tournament every year he has held the position.

Men’s tennis suffered their first conference loss in a match up against Cornell on Saturday to finish the Ivy League regular season at 6-1.

Men’s tennis remained undefeated through the second weekend of conference play, defeating Penn and Princeton, bolstering its Ivy League title defense.

Men’s tennis opened its Ivy League title defensive effort on perfect footing this weekend, picking up commanding wins on the road over Brown and Yale.

Men’s tennis was back in action on the East Coast on Sunday, taking down Bryant University and winning every match in straight sets in its last nonconference matchup before Ivy League play.

Men’s tennis took a road trip through the Southwest last week, dropping matches against the University of Arizona and the University of San Diego while managing to score just 1 point in each match.

Men’s tennis secured a hard-fought home victory this weekend, rolling past Pepperdine University on Feb. 27.

Men’s basketball closed out its home slate this season with a split weekend, snatching a win over Brown on Friday before falling to Yale on Saturday.

Men’s basketball split its weekend on the road, falling to Penn on Friday before bouncing back to triumph over Princeton on Saturday.

Men’s basketball fell to Cornell on Saturday in Levien Gymnasium in its second matchup of the season against the Big Red.