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Men's swimming and diving notched its first two wins of the season against Cornell and Bucknell this weekend.
Men's swimming and diving team will open 2016 with back-to-back dual meets against Cornell and Bucknell.
With the help of a late goal, Columbia field hockey was able to shut down Providence 2-1 this Sunday at the Baker Athletics Complex. The win put the Lions, who started the season with three straight losses, above .500 for the first time this year.
In the past 350 minutes of game time, the Columbia field hockey team (5-2, 1-0 Ivy) has not allowed its opponents to take the lead. While this can show the tenacity of the forwards in being the first to score, it also exhibits a strength that lies on the other side of the field: the defensive line.
Field hockey extended its winning streak to five games with home victories over Sacred Heart and Brown.
Like in most team sports, field hockey requires every member to fulfill a critical role on the field. With the ball in constant motion, even the slightest mistake can cause dire effects on the scoreboard, creating endless opportunities to err.
Men's swimming will compete in its first tournament of the season at the Big Al Open in Princeton this weekend.
The men's swimming and diving squad will open Ivy League competition this weekend with meets against Penn and Yale.
The men's swimming and diving team will continue Ivy League competition in a dual meet against Harvard (3-0, 2-0 Ivy) on Friday. The Lions are searching for their first conference win after consecutive losses to Penn and Yale last weekend.
Last season, the men's swimming and diving team sent two swimmers and one diver to the NCAA Championships for the first time, capping off a 2014-15 campaign with six consecutive dual-meet victories.