Paige Nurkin, CC ’24, is a captain and a soccer player, a first team All-Ivy and Academic All-Ivy recipient, a neuroscience and sociology student, a soon-to-be Columbia alum, and a Wake Forest University soccer commit. And she plays the most mentally taxing and isolating position in her sport—goalkeeper.

Women’s tennis ended its regular season this weekend with two wins at home to finish second in the Ivy League.

Women’s tennis fell to third in the Ivy League and No. 48 in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association rankings after Sunday’s 4-1 loss to Harvard.

Women’s tennis battled their way to victory against Penn on Sunday after dropping a competitive match at Princeton on Friday.

Women’s tennis began Ivy play with an emphatic home-court victory against Cornell on Saturday.

Lions faithful flocked to Levien Gymnasium on Wednesday to watch the women’s basketball team take on Vanderbilt on the gymnasium’s big screens in a first-ever showing at the NCAA tournament in Blacksburg, Virginia. The watch party, hosted by Columbia Athletics, drew an estimated 700 spectators, who cheered on the Lions from almost 500 miles away.

Women’s tennis logged two commanding wins against Rice University and Tulsa University during its spring break trip to Houston this past weekend.

Men’s tennis added to its winning streak on Friday by demolishing No. 50 Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois.

Women’s tennis broke into the top 25 of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association rankings list with a road win over Michigan State University this weekend.

Women’s tennis delivered a hard-fought 4-3 victory over Yale on Sunday to win the Eastern College Athletic Conference Championship.