Columbia men’s tennis (6-1) had a banner weekend, defeating No. 7 University of Tennessee (7-2) on Friday before following it up with a sweep against Pennsylvania State University, University Park (4–5) two days later.

After breaking into the top 10 of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association rankings, Columbia men’s tennis (4-1) traveled to North Carolina on Friday to play No. 13 Wake Forest University and No. 17 North Carolina State University.

After crushing Fairfield University in the first go-around of Sunday’s doubleheader, men’s tennis wanted more. The Lions (3-0) demolished the Stags a second time after a short break, extending their undefeated start to the season.

For the second time this season, Columbia men’s tennis, ranked No. 12 in the nation, defeated the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill on Sunday, this time on its home court.

Columbia volleyball concluded its season over the weekend with two consecutive straight-set losses against Yale and Brown. Though not gathering many points against Brown, the Lions kept the game surprisingly close against top-ranked Ivy League opponent Yale.

Volleyball endured a disappointing weekend, winning zero sets out of six played against Penn and Princeton.

Columbia volleyball suffered its second consecutive winless weekend of conference play, falling against Harvard and Dartmouth.

Despite a competitive effort, Columbia volleyball opened Ivy play with a tough loss to in-state rival Cornell.

Columbia volleyball suffered an unfortunate weekend with two losses at the Red Storm Invitational hosted by St. John’s University.

Columbia women’s tennis had a split weekend, falling to Princeton on Friday but defeating Penn on Sunday.