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After cross country concluded its regular season two weeks ago, the team competed on Saturday in the Ivy League Heptagonal Cross Country Championships held in Franklin Park, hosted by Harvard in Boston, Massachusetts. At the competition, the Light Blue competed against the seven other Ivies in the women’s 6k and men’s 8k race, amounting to mixed results.
Columbia’s cross country team concluded its regular season action this past Friday. With a portion of the women’s team traveling to Madison, Wisconsin for the Nuttycombe Invitational, the remainder of the team stayed in the city to run the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America/Eastern College Athletic Conference Championships.
The Columbia cross country team continued to improve with a triumphant first-place finish from the men’s team at the Mets Cross Country Championships on Sunday in Newark, New Jersey.
After a less-than-stellar performance at the Virginia Invitational last week, the Light Blue cross country team bounced back with a stronger performance at Paul Short Run in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania last Sunday.
Senior archer Sachiko Keane first picked up a bow when she was only in middle school, having attempted several different sports beforehand.
Following a series win from Penn, the Columbia Lions were looking for another Ivy series win against Cornell. The Lions found success against the Big Red, sweeping it 5-3, 6-3, 9-0.
Following a sweep by Princeton, Columbia softball hoped to better their record with a game against Fairfield University, followed by a three-game Ivy series against Penn.
Coming off a win after beating Dartmouth, Columbia softball was met with a rough week, losing all four of their games.
After a mixed performance at Iona University and Yale University, the Light Blue made a big comeback with a series sweep against Dartmouth over the weekend.
After a 2-1 series against Brown the previous weekend, Columbia softball beat Manhattan College in a tight game this past Wednesday. The Lions played their second conference series away this weekend in a face-off against Yale, going 1-2 on the series to bring their conference record to an even 3-3.