On the final day of the 2018 Ivy League season, men’s soccer hosted Cornell and conceded in overtime, losing the game 2-1 and any shot that Columbia had at finishing the season as Ivy League Champions.

After a goalless 90 minutes, men’s soccer scored in overtime against Dartmouth on Friday afternoon to defeat the Big Green for the first time since 2013.

After a disappointing home loss against Rider on Sunday afternoon, women’s soccer will host Hofstra on Thursday in its second-to-last game before the start of Ivy League competition.

NEW YORK — Last season, men’s soccer’s star striker Arthur Bosua, CC ’18 and two-time Ivy League Offensive Player of the Year, contributed to 17 of his team’s 31 goals. This year, the Lions will have to fare without him, but his loss, especially considering the enduring strength of Ivy League opponents, will be felt more than most.

NEW YORK — Field hockey opened its season with a loss against Quinnipiac on Friday, but came up with a win against Monmouth on Monday night.

Men’s tennis is the only ranked Division I team without outdoor tennis courts, but outdoor matches at other Ivy League schools have not fazed the Lions, who have won the past four Ivy League titles.

On Wednesday, Director of Intercollegiate Athletics and Physical Education Peter Pilling announced that Allison Keeley would take over as volleyball’s new coach.

Softball opened its 2018 Ivy League season in Philadelphia on Saturday and finished the weekend with two wins and one loss against Penn.

Columbia Athletics spent twice as much on men’s sports as it did on women’s sports in 2016, creating the biggest such disparity in the Ivy League.

Going into the final weekend of Ivy League basketball, the fight for a spot in the second Ivy League Tournament has reached its peak, and our Elo algorithm favors Columbia to secure one of those spots.