Baseball headed back on the road to face No. 5 University of Georgia over the weekend, enduring a three-game sweep and extending its losing streak to nine games.

Men’s swimming and diving placed sixth in the Ivy League championships in Providence this weekend, earning 854.5 points. Princeton sat atop the standings with 1,330 points, followed by Harvard with 1,262.5 points and Yale with 1,212.5 points.

Baseball lost 4-0 in a tough series against No. 11 University of Oregon over the weekend, losing by a combined 55 runs.

Women’s swimming and diving capped off the 2024-25 season with the 2025 Ivy League championships on Saturday with a sixth-place finish, earning 622 points in New Jersey. Princeton claimed the conference title with 1,479 points, followed by Harvard with 1,287.5 and Yale with 1,090.5.

Women’s swimming and diving traveled to Boston this weekend for the Boston Winter Open, competing against several schools in a non-scoring meet. The open provided an opportunity for the Lions to stay active ahead of the Ivy League championships coming up later this month.

In the late 1920s, basketball was still a young sport, played in gymnasiums with wooden backboards and no shot clock. Amid the methodical pace of the game, George Gregory Jr., CC ’31, stood out—not just for his towering frame but for the impact he left on the University, the sport, and the city of New York. As the second Black basketball player in University history and the first to be named as an All-American, he shattered barriers on the court while preparing for a lifetime of breaking them beyond it.

Men’s swimming and diving closed out its 2024-25 regular season on a high note, securing a victory over Dartmouth on Saturday in New Hampshire. With this win, the Light Blue closes out the season ranked fifth in the Ivy League standings.

Men’s swimming and diving was narrowly beaten by the United States Naval Academy on Friday afternoon in Maryland. Despite the loss, the Lions showcased outstanding performances across events, ending with a score of 153-147.

Women’s swimming and diving concluded its 2024-25 regular season on Saturday against Dartmouth, earning just its second win of the season.