Women’s swimming and diving resumed its season this month with two Ivy League meets. The Lions celebrated Senior Night in their final home meet on Jan. 16, falling 194-106 to Brown. They bounced back later that week, earning a 178-122 victory on the road against Cornell.

Men’s swimming and diving began the new year with mixed results, securing a commanding Jan. 11 win over Brown on Senior Day at Uris Pool before falling to Cornell on the road on Saturday.

The 2024-25 women’s basketball season is already in full swing and the Lions’ newest class is starting to make its mark. The team has welcomed four first-years to the lineup, as well as a sophomore transfer.

Men’s swimming and diving faced tough competition earlier this month, competing against both Yale and Harvard. Despite several standout individual performances, the Lions fell 209-91 to the Bulldogs and 201-99 to the Crimson.

The men’s swimming and diving team faced two Ivy League opponents this weekend, hosting Princeton on Friday afternoon at Uris Pool before traveling to New Haven on Saturday to compete against Yale. Despite several standout performances, the Lions dropped both meets, falling 168-132 to the Tigers and 209-91 to the Bulldogs.

Men’s swimming and diving kicked off the 2024-25 season with a 188-111 victory over Penn on Friday at Uris Pool. The Lions maintained control of the meet, earning 11 first-place finishes, while the Quakers earned five.

After earning their first Ivy League win of the season against Harvard earlier this month, the Lions were back on the road this weekend to face Penn and Princeton. They lost to both teams in straight sets.

Volleyball earned its first conference win of the season on Saturday, snapping its 11-game losing streak on First Responder Night. The victory came the day after the Lions lost to Dartmouth in straight sets on Pride Night.

Returning to Levien Gymnasium for their first conference home games of the year, the Lions took on Princeton on Friday before facing off against Penn for their Dig Pink game. Columbia fell in straight sets in both games.