Nicholas Fink
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Women’s basketball defeated Princeton 64-60 Saturday night, bringing the Lions one step closer to their third straight Ivy League title. Following a nail-biter, the Light Blue now sits alone atop the league table as the season draws to a close.
Women’s tennis fell on the road to Syracuse University on Sunday. In a tough 6-1 loss, the Lions’ only point of the day came from sophomore Gayathri Krishnan.
Men’s tennis traveled to Waco, Texas, over the weekend, competing in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association National Team Indoor Championships. The team dropped matches against No. 11 Stanford University and No. 4 Ohio State University before winning its final match against No. 7 Duke University.
Women’s basketball fell to Harvard on Sunday in front of a sold-out home crowd. With this defeat—Columbia’s first loss to Harvard since March 2023 and its first home defeat of the season—the Lions’ previously undefeated streak in the conference this season is no more.
The Lions crushed Dartmouth at home on Friday while celebrating both Barnard Night and Play4Kay Night. With the win, the team has extended its flawless in-conference record and clinched a spot in the Ivy League tournament, also known as Ivy Madness.
Men’s and women’s tennis both saw action in significant matches this weekend.
Columbia Athletics removed its transgender inclusion policy from its website following President Donald Trump’s Wednesday executive order banning transgender athletes from participating in women’s sports.
Men’s and women’s tennis continued their ITA seasons this weekend, staying home for a series of matches.
Women’s basketball continued its perfect conference run over the weekend, beating Harvard and Dartmouth on the road.