Columbia football will head down the Atlantic coast to defend its claim to the Lou Little Trophy in a road contest against Georgetown University this Saturday.

Almost exactly a year ago, Columbia football found itself in a precarious spot in its matchup against Marist College. The Lions, who went on to win the game 37-14, committed two early special teams mistakes against Marist in their 2021 season opener, allowing the Red Foxes to steal the first 2 touchdowns of the game.

Columbia football will travel up the Hudson River to Poughkeepsie, New York, this Saturday to begin its season against Marist College for the second consecutive year.

Despite dropping the final series of the regular season and ending its historic winning streak at 19 games, baseball secured a share of the Ivy League regular-season title at Dartmouth this weekend. Led by sophomore outfielder Cole Hage’s Ivy League Rookie of the Week performance, Columbia earned its 15th conference championship.

It was always going to come down to this. Two Lions, both wearing stirrups to represent their team—white on the right leg, light blue on the left—faced each other across the mat, swords at the ready.

After celebrating two classes of seniors ahead of its final home series, softball was swept by Princeton to close the season.

Baseball swept Harvard in front of its home crowd at Satow Stadium, remaining undefeated in April with its 11th consecutive victory and third straight Ivy League series sweep.

In its first road series in conference play, Columbia baseball swept Brown with clutch offense to move into first place in the Ivy League standings. After taking a midweek contest at Fordham University, the Lions extended their winning streak to eight games.

At the 2022 NCAA Fencing Championships, Columbia fencing finished the season third in the nation, capped off by eight athletes earning All-American honors. The Lions only trailed the hosting University of Notre Dame, the back-to-back champions, and Harvard.