Columbia men’s swimming and diving traveled to Cambridge on Friday, Nov. 18, falling to an undefeated Harvard to end the team’s torrid start to the season.

Columbia men’s soccer traveled to Philadelphia last week for a midweek fixture against La Salle University. After suffering a three-goal loss, the Lions (1-7-6, 0-1-4 Ivy) bounced back against Yale on Saturday with their fourth draw of Ivy League play on Senior Night.

Looking to start its Ivy League campaign with a win, Columbia men’s soccer hosted Brown on Saturday.

After a 374-day winless drought, the Columbia men’s soccer team secured a hard-fought win against St. John’s University last Monday, with a debut goal from first-year midfielder João Lima. The victory also marked the team’s first win of the season. Unfortunately, the Lions were unable to retain momentum through the weekend, falling to Long Island University from a last minute goal.

At last weekend’s Ivy League Championships, Columbia men’s swimming and diving placed fifth, as five different Lions secured All-Ivy honors.

On Saturday, men’s swimming and diving concluded regular season competition with a decisive 171-124 home win against Dartmouth. The Lions’ 2021-22 season was their first taste of action in nearly two years, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Columbia women’s basketball returned to the court in October for the first time since March 2020 with an 89-55 exhibition game win against New York University (10-0). The Lions (10-3, 1-0 Ivy) followed the NYU game with five consecutive victories, racking up wins against the likes of Clemson University (6-9) and Georgetown University (6-4) before shutting down the University of Delaware (7-4) and Marist College (3-8).

Following a 3-2 win over Dartmouth, Columbia women’s soccer continued its Ivy League campaign and jumped to fourth place after a dominant 3-1 win over Yale on Saturday.