With two weekends left in the regular season, the fight for Ivy League Tournament playoff spots is in full swing. Four teams are eligible to qualify for the tournament and three teams—Brown, Cornell, and Columbia—are currently tied for fourth place.

Last weekend added a thrilling sequence of games to this year’s Ivy League season. Penn dropped its first Ivy game of the season to Harvard, and four of eight Elo favorites missed out on favored chances to pull ahead.

In its first weekend with back-to-back home games since early December, women’s basketball hosted Yale and Brown and lost both games.

Almost halfway through the season, anyone can guess the winners of the 2018 Ivy League title and Tournament—but some guesses are better than others.

Just before the halfway point of the Ivy League season, women’s basketball failed to recover lost ground, losing to both Harvard and Dartmouth this weekend.

Women’s basketball earned its first Ivy win of the 2018 season on the road on Saturday against Cornell 72-54, ending a six-game loss streak.

After two decisive losses on the road to open its Ivy season last weekend, women’s basketball returns home to welcome Cornell on Saturday.

After Columbia’s first weekend of Ivy League competition, women’s basketball returned home winless after playing Princeton and Penn.

On its winter break trip to Texas, women’s basketball picked up two losses in two games against Houston and Rice.

Women’s basketball will host Buffalo on Saturday as the Lions look to extend the unbeaten run that began over Thanksgiving break.