Track and field concluded its indoor conference season upstate in Ithaca over the weekend, competing in the Ivy League Heptagonal Indoor Track & Field Championships. Despite the men’s and women’s teams finishing in seventh and eighth place, respectively, the Lions earned 14 medals.

Track and field traveled across the Northeast to take part in three invitationals over the weekend: the Boston University David Hemery Valentine Invitational, the 18th Yale Giegengack Invitational, and the Cornell Robert J. Kane Invitational.

Track and field athletes competed at both the prestigious Millrose Games at the Armory Track and the Penn Collegiate Classic last week.

Indoor track and field kicked off its season this weekend with an invitational at The Armory in Washington Heights. The Lions rose to the occasion at the Dr. Sander Scorcher, shattering three program records.

Men’s soccer concluded its season on Saturday with a 4-1 loss to No. 16 Cornell, having entered the match against the Big Red seeking its first road victory since 2019.

Men’s soccer fell to Harvard 1-0 on Saturday in Cambridge, Massachusetts. After 80 scoreless minutes, the Crimson broke through with a late goal to secure the victory.

Men’s soccer hosted Princeton for its Alumni Day match on Saturday. While the Lions gained an early lead, which carried into halftime, two second-half goals from the Tigers sunk the team’s hope of victory.

Men’s soccer entered its sixth week of competition last week, facing off against Villanova University and Dartmouth.

Men’s soccer opened its Ivy League season in Philadelphia on Saturday, competing against Penn, currently ranked No. 33 in NCAA Division I soccer standings.

Columbia men’s soccer took on Fairfield University and Fairleigh Dickinson University last week as they continued their four-game out-of-conference homestand. Despite breaking their scoring drought against Fairfield, the Lions remain in search of their first victory of the season.