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After a four year drought, Morningside Heights is once again the home of water polo champions.

Pulaski, Va., and Orem, Utah may not be New York City, but it is hard to imagine there is any place left fielder Dario Pizzano or pitcher Pat Lowery would rather spend their summers.

Some players make sparks in their first year with a new team.

There may not be a more powerful force in the Ivy League this spring than what comes off the bat of Columbia outfielder Dario Pizzano.

If someone were asked to draw up the perfect start to senior Dario Pizzano's professional career, they probably would not have scripted as successful a summer as he experienced.

On a summer night in 2003, a pair of 12-year-olds battled it out in the nationally-televised U.S. Championship Game of the Little League World Series. One decade later, Dario Pizzano and Devon Travis would face off again—this time as professionals in the Midwest League All-Star Game.

Fresh off back-to-back Ivy League championships, it seems like there is only so much more that Columbia's baseball program can accomplish. But a group of alumni continues to reach new heights as it climbs the ranks in professional baseball all across the country.

Do twins have telepathy?