Lacrosse competed in its second home game of the season against Lehigh University Saturday evening, falling 18-15 to move to 2-1 on the season.

Women’s squash continued its seven-game losing streak, dropping three straight matches this weekend.

Men’s squash faced a weekend of tough losses, hosting the University of Pennsylvania at home Jan. 30 and traveling to Princeton Sunday.

Squash sent seven Lions downtown to compete in the College Squash Association Individual Championships, a five-day tournament spanning from Friday to Tuesday. The Lions took home several victories, including a first-place finish from senior Franklyn Smith in Plate Pool B and second-place win from junior Shaurya Bawa in Consolation Pool D.

Squash returned from winter break with two matches over the weekend. While the men’s team recorded mixed results—falling to Harvard on Jan. 17 before defeating Dartmouth on Jan. 18—the women’s team continued its lackluster season, extending its losing streak to four losses.

Squash hosted its home debut Nov. 22, renewing its rivalry with the University of Virginia at the SL Green StreetSquash Center.

Men’s and women’s squash opened their seasons on the road this weekend, facing Tufts University and Colby College in Medford, Massachusetts on Saturday.

Cross country concluded its season on Friday in New Hampshire at the NCAA Division I Northeast Region Championships, hosted by Boston College. With 37 women’s teams and 38 men’s teams competing, the Lions sent their top seven runners on both sides to represent the program.

Cross country competed with vigor on Oct. 31 at the 2025 Ivy League Heptagonal Cross Country Championships in Van Cortlandt Park. The women’s team ran hard to finish the season with a strong third-place performance, while the men’s team landed in sixth place.

Cross country traveled to New Jersey on Friday to compete at the Princeton Invitational. Facing tough Ivy League opponents like the Tigers and other highly ranked schools, the meet proved challenging. The men’s team finished in the middle of the ranks and the women’s team, with senior Rory Clare leading the Lions, placed eighth overall.