Women’s basketball defeated Brown at home Monday, 68-52. Junior guard Riley Weiss led the Lions in scoring, and junior guard Fliss Henderson posted a double-double with 14 points and 13 rebounds.

Women’s basketball is aiming for its fourth consecutive Ivy League title in 2026. With last season’s historic campaign behind them, the Lions hope to cement their status as a top mid-major program. Tough competition awaits though, and as conference play gets underway, Spectator breaks down what fans can expect across the Ancient Eight, with teams ordered by their position in the Ivy League preseason poll.

Women’s basketball traveled to Cambridge, Massachusetts, to face Harvard on Saturday, looking to bounce back from its shocking conference-opening loss to Cornell last week. Up against the Crimson for the first time since their Ivy League tournament defeat in March, the Lions, buoyed by a strong performance from senior forward Perri Page, won 58-55.

Women’s basketball secured tight wins against Seton Hall University and the University of Texas, San Antonio, as the Lions started to wrap up non-conference play.

Women’s basketball stormed past Wagner College on Saturday, 82-42, building on its momentum after defeating Manhattan University earlier in the week.

Women’s basketball traveled to Cancún, Mexico over Thanksgiving break for a slate of three matchups. While the Lions fell to Kansas State University and the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, they handily defeated South Dakota State University behind a season-high performance from junior guard Riley Weiss.

Women’s basketball fell to the University of Richmond Saturday night in its 2025-26 home opener. Despite a late fourth quarter push, the Lions couldn’t compete with the Spiders’ 12-26 performance from three.

Men’s soccer fell 1-0 against No. 23 Cornell Saturday night on Senior Day, the final match of the season. Despite a closely contested game, the Lions were unable to break through with a goal.

Women’s basketball tips off its season Friday, looking to continue its Ivy League domination with a fourth-straight conference title.

Men’s soccer fell to No. 6 Princeton on Saturday, extending its poor run of form in the Ivy League season. Lack of discipline sunk the Light Blue, who are now winless in seven consecutive matches.