After the men’s cross country team’s victory at the Heptagonal Championships and the football team’s last-minute loss to Yale, Columbia athletics fought through another sporting weekend both good and bad.
Volleyball rallied from two sets down against Harvard on Friday, but fell, 3-2, and yesterday struggled against Dartmouth, losing by three sets to one. They’ll take on Penn and Princeton at home next weekend.
Men’s soccer took a promising first-half lead against Yale at Baker on Saturday, but conceded the next two for a 2-1 loss, dropping to 2-3 in Ivy League play. The team will travel to Adelphi Tuesday for their last non-league game of the season.
Women’s soccer also took an early lead against a strong Yale eleven and commanded the run of play to hold on for the victory. They’ll finish their season next Saturday against Harvard.
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@mec how about men’s waterpolo becoming the first team in the NY division to win the division championships two consecutive years in a row?
@The Marathon run was soo awesome. Perfect weather and a sweet crowd for support.
Thanks to everyone who was at the course!
@Also a lot of Columbians owned the NYC Marathon today! Props to them