Men’s and women’s tennis embarked on their Intercollegiate Tennis Association season this past week, with each side seeing action against Florida teams.

Men’s and women’s squash both dropped their matchups against Princeton on Sunday, continuing a mixed stretch to start the conference season. With both teams currently sitting in sixth in the standings, the Lions look unlikely to top the Ivy League in 2025.

As conference play begins, Ivy League men’s basketball is confronting a crisis: Many of last season’s top players have transferred to other universities.

Women’s basketball has just begun its Ivy League season, and they’re on the hunt for another conference title. Here are three things to look out for from the Lions in the games to come.

Women’s basketball traveled to New Haven on Saturday to take on Yale. The Lions crushed the Bulldogs 84-64, led by over 20-point performances from both senior guard Cecelia Collins and sophomore guard Riley Weiss.

Women’s basketball kicked off Ivy League play on Saturday, taking down the Penn Quakers on the road in Philadelphia, 74-59.

Women’s basketball opened its week on Wednesday with a win against the University of San Francisco before falling to the Richmond Spiders in Virginia on Sunday.

Women’s basketball faltered against Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, on Sunday, losing 77-61. The matchup was highly anticipated for the Lions, who were seeking revenge for last year’s closely fought 4-point loss at home.

Women’s basketball traveled to the Bahamas this weekend to compete in the 2024 Bad Boy Mowers Battle 4 Atlantis, picking up two wins and one loss.