Football will look to bounce back against out-of-conference high-flyer Lehigh University on Saturday afternoon after suffering a 17-10 loss to Princeton in their Ivy League season-opener.

Football dropped its Ivy League opener on Friday evening in Princeton, New Jersey. After a strong first half in which the Lions only allowed 138 yards, the Princeton offense surged to life, scoring 10 unopposed points to depose the defending Ivy League champions.

Under the Friday night lights, the defending Ivy League football champions took on Lafayette College for their very first game of the 2025-26 season. The Leopards’ rushing offense proved to be the deciding factor in the match, totaling 230 yards and five touchdowns in a definitive 38-14 rout of the Lions.

Lacrosse returned on Saturday for its final matchup of the season against Harvard. The Light Blue struggled on defense, conceding 12 goals in the first two quarters, resulting in a match that cemented the team’s place at the bottom of the Ivy League.

Lacrosse returned for its final home matchup against Dartmouth on Saturday in hopes of clinching a victory after losing all previous Ivy League games this season. Despite another excellent individual game from first-year attacker Maddie Brogan, the Light Blue could not secure the win on Senior Day.

Lacrosse returned on Saturday to face off against Princeton in hopes of securing its first Ivy League win of the season. Despite the efforts of star junior midfielder Cecelia Messner and first-year attacker Maddie Brogan, who registered three goal contributions apiece, the Light Blue remain at the bottom of the conference table.

Around midday on March 24, the long-awaited question of who would take the helm of the men’s basketball program was finally answered. The Lions’ coaching vacancy was to be filled by Kevin Hovde, then-assistant coach at the University of Florida, a team that had just won the Southeastern Conference championship and was still competing in the NCAA tournament.

Lacrosse continued its shaky start to the season with a pair of conference losses against Penn and Brown, split by a dominant win against Wagner College.

Lacrosse experienced an early season slide over spring break, dropping three back-to-back contests against Villanova University, the University of Connecticut, and Cornell. Despite the heroics of junior midfielder Cecelia Messner, who has registered 28 points in only nine games, the Light Blue was hampered by a string of poor second-quarter stretches that significantly contributed to the losses.

Lacrosse continued its season with a mixed bag of results, winning narrowly against Marist University before dropping a tough match in the Lions’ conference opener against No. 4 Yale. Junior midfielder Cecelia Messner starred across the series, notching five goals and three assists.