The Lions traveled to Cambridge, Massachusetts, on Sunday in search of their second victory on the road this weekend. After a back-and-forth game that saw 19 lead changes, Columbia beat the Harvard Crimson 71-63.

The Lions traveled to Hanover on Friday for the first of their two matchups this weekend, beating Dartmouth 80-56. In a game dominated by the Light Blue, senior guard Abbey Hsu scored 17 points to break Columbia basketball’s all-time scoring record with an updated tally of 1,979.

The Lions took on Harvard at home on Friday, hosting their annual Pride Night and looking to secure back-to-back wins after beating Penn on the road last weekend. After a back-and-forth game marred by some defensive struggles, the Light Blue was able to come out on top 82-70.

Columbia women’s basketball traveled to Philadelphia on Saturday hoping to bounce back from their defeat against Princeton last week. The Lions led the entire game to secure a dominant 85-55 victory against the Quakers, soundly beating Penn for the second time this season and demonstrating the strength which won them the Ivy League title last year.

Men’s soccer faced Cornell at home on Saturday, playing out a goalless tie to bring their winless conference season to a close. The team finished at the bottom of the Ivy League standings.

Columbia men’s soccer lost its penultimate game of the season after conceding a critical first-half penalty to Penn.

Columbia men’s soccer made the most of its Alumni Day game on Friday with an impressive result against Dartmouth.