Fencing had a strong performance at the NCAA Northeast Regionals on March 9 before heading to the NCAA championships beginning on March 20.

Archery gave a series of strong performances at the Vegas Shoot from March 6 to March 8 in Las Vegas.

On this episode of “A Look at the Lions,” we dive into the heart of Columbia football and its 2024 championship season with offensive lineman Mark Chapman and quarterback Chase Goodwin. The two team captains expanded on their goals and plans for the upcoming season.

At the 56th USA Archery Indoor Nationals on Feb. 22 and Feb. 23 in Harrisonburg, Virginia, the Lions delivered impressive performances—earning multiple podium finishes highlighted by junior Sydney Sullenberger winning gold in the freestyle adult female division.

Fencing finished its regular season last Wednesday, hosting the George Kolombatovich Historical Meet. With six victories to close out their campaign, the Lions ended the season with a 33-2 record for the women’s team and a 29-3 record for the men.

Men’s and women’s fencing fell short of clinching the Ivy League championship this weekend, finishing in second place.

Fencing returned to the strip in the Brian Palestis Memorial Meet on Sunday at Wagner College. The Lions swept the meet with a 6-0 combined record from the men’s and women’s squads.

Fencing returned to the strip this past Sunday to compete at the Penn State Invitational in University Park, Pennsylvania. The Lions dominated the invitational, ending with an overall record of 11-0. The women’s team finished with an overall meet record of 6-0, while the men’s came away with a 5-0 record.

Men’s and women’s fencing had excellent 5-1 and 6-1 runs respectively in their first two tournaments to start the new year, dominating at the Tiger Invitational and the St. John’s Super Cup.

Men’s and women’s fencing went undefeated in their first home meet of the season in the Columbia Invitational, hosted in Dodge Fitness Center on Nov. 22.