Volleyball suffered two three-set losses against Dartmouth and Harvard this weekend on the road, leaving it winless in conference play so far this season.

Volleyball will defend its home court for the first time this season against Fordham and St. Francis this weekend before traveling to Brooklyn to face LIU on Sunday.

When junior quarterback Anders Hill lobbed a pass to the end zone, first-year Christian Everett was still running full speed down the left sideline, just a few yards short of where the ball would land. Everett was positioned to outrun the pass—until a split-second cut to the right fooled his defender and left him in perfect position to catch the team’s first touchdown of 2017.

Baseball split its weekend matchups at Brown and Yale, starting out a fiery Sunday with two decisive wins in Providence and then falling both times in New Haven on Monday.

Ulnar collateral ligament reconstruction—known popularly as Tommy John surgery—can revive or shatter anyone’s pitching career, from high school players to the pros. For junior starting pitcher Ty Wiest, getting the surgery early may have saved his game.

Women’s basketball was overwhelmed at Levien by Brown, 76-59.

Women’s basketball was swept on the road at Princeton 78-54 and at Penn 68-59 to end conference road play this season.

Despite a strong second half effort, women’s basketball could not overtake Harvard at home, falling by just three points, 58-55

A fourth-quarter comeback wasn’t enough for women’s basketball to overcome a high deficit as the Lions fell by 10 to Princeton, 62-52, on Saturday night.

With women’s basketball having played six of its 14 Ivy contests, Spectator’s basketball beat writers take stock of the team’s season so far under first-year head coach Megan Griffith, CC ’07. Below, see their assessments of the team’s performance at approximately the halfway mark of its in-conference season, as well as their predictions for the final stretch.