Columbia women’s basketball went back on the road for the first time in over a month to take on Harvard and Dartmouth.

At the beginning of its 2022-23 season, Columbia women’s basketball launched its “Support Black Women” campaign, which is dedicated to supporting Black-women-owned businesses within the local Harlem community.

Over the weekend, Columbia women’s basketball continued its Ivy League campaign with two important matches against Penn and Princeton.

Following a close loss against Penn the prior weekend, women’s basketball bounced back with two stellar performances in which they dominated Harvard and Cornell.

Just like any other high school player looking to be recruited, Abbey Hsu, CC ’24, waited with anticipation and excitement for Sept. 1 of her junior year of high school—the first day that coaches can call recruits to set up official visits.

Women’s basketball came into the 2022-23 season with something to prove.

Coming off their best-ever pre-conference season, the Lions played Yale to open Ivy League play on New Year’s Eve, bringing a strong win against their opponents to extend their winning streak to nine.

In the latest of its commanding victories, Columbia women’s basketball extended its winning streak to five after traveling to Stony Brook University on Wednesday.

Columbia women’s basketball made history in two home games this weekend. The Lions’ performance this weekend was highlighted by a new program record for the most points scored in a 40-minute game.