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Following its fourth losing season in a row, Columbia men’s soccer is hoping to find winning ways again in head coach Michael Casper’s second season at the helm.

Former Columbia women’s basketball star Abbey Hsu, CC ’24, has signed with Belgian club Basket Namur Capitale for the 2024-25 season. In an interview with Spectator, Hsu expressed excitement to begin her professional career.

Kaitlyn Davis, CC ’23, was drafted 35th overall to the New York Liberty in the third round of the WNBA draft on Monday night. After a record-breaking career as a star forward with the Lions, she played her final year of eligibility this season at the University of Southern California where she was a consistent starter and averaged 10.5 points per game and 7.1 rebounds.

Senior guard Abbey Hsu has been drafted to the WNBA’s Connecticut Sun. As Columbia’s first ever women’s basketball player to be drafted, Hsu caps off her illustrious, record-breaking career with the Lions with yet another accomplishment.

Senior guard Nicole Stephens announced on Sunday that she will be playing at the University of Dayton for the 2024-25 season.

Senior guard Abbey Hsu played the final game of her collegiate career on Saturday, taking part in the Intersport Women’s College All-Star game and contributing to a 95-88 victory for Team Lieberman over Team Miller.

Kaitlyn Davis, CC ’23, declared for the 2024 WNBA draft on Thursday after completing her final year of NCAA eligibility at the University of Southern California following a record-breaking four-year collegiate career at Columbia.

Senior guard Abbey Hsu has declared for the WNBA draft, Columbia women’s basketball announced in a statement posted to Instagram on Tuesday.

After a difficult preseason, the Lions have bounced back with opening wins against Princeton and Cornell. Kicking off the Ivy League season, the Lions are now 4-2 in conference play.