Lacrosse lost to No. 24 Harvard at Robert K. Kraft Field on Saturday afternoon for its penultimate match of the season.

Lacrosse traveled to Storrs, Connecticut last Wednesday to face off against the University of Connecticut (4-5, 0-1 Big East) before hosting Brown (8-2, 1-1 Ivy) two days later.

Women’s lacrosse traveled to Philadelphia for its first Ivy matchup of the season against No. 14 Penn this weekend. Taking on the defending Ivy League women’s lacrosse champions proved to be too great a feat for the Lions, who fell 16-5 to the Quakers.

As wrestling nears the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association Championships and the NCAA Championships, the Lions (5-8, 4-3 Ivy) continue to show great potential, dominating American University (8-14) in their dual this past weekend. The meet represented a perfect finale to Columbia’s in-season play, capping off a two-week-long stretch in which the team secured three dominant victories.

Wrestling went undefeated in two Ivy League dual meets over the weekend in Morningside Heights.

Wrestling kicked off a two-dual weekend in Ithaca against nationally ranked No. 8 Cornell on Friday before returning to Morningside Heights for a home match against Bucknell University on Sunday.

Columbia wrestling went winless this weekend, losing to Princeton and Penn in a road trip to start off conference play.

Columbia wrestling (1-5, 0-0 Ivy) traveled to West Point, New York to take on the U.S. Military Academy (4-3) last Sunday.

Columbia’s cross country team ran its final meet of the season last week as junior Phoebe Anderson competed in the NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships.

The Lions had their penultimate competition of the season on Friday as they hosted the NCAA Cross Country East Regional Championships at Van Cortlandt Park, competing against 36 other teams in the men’s 10k and women’s 6k races. Both Columbia teams placed in the top 10.