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Lions can swim better than tigers
Nemo postponed quite a few sporting events this past weekend, but some Columbia teams couldn’t be deterred by the weather in a way that would make the postal service proud. Women’s Swimming & Diving trumped Princeton 194-104 in a home finale honoring seniors. The 200 medley relay broke the school and pool record, and Alena Kluge, Katie Meili, and the 200 free relay also broke pool records. After falling in a close game to Dartmouth, Men’s Basketball rebounded by beating Harvard and ending the seven-game losing streak to the Crimson dating back four years. Meanwhile, the former men’s soccer coach Dieter Ficken was honored at the NYC Soccer Gala as someone who proved formative in the city’s history of the sport. Other team results can be found below, and many teams will be heading to nationals soon, so stay tuned for their results!
Men’s Basketball (10-10, 2-4 Ivy League):
Results:
Dartmouth 57-60 (L)
Harvard 78-63 (W)
Up Next:
The Lions will be playing two away games this weekend—on Friday they’ll head to Brown, and on Saturday they’ll head to Yale.
Women’s Basketball (2-17, 0-5 Ivy League):
Results:
Dartmouth 52-62 (L)
Up Next:
Brown on Friday at 7 pm in Levien Gymnasium, and Yale on Saturday at the same time and same place.
Men’s Swimming & Diving (7-2, 4-2 Ivy League):
Results:
Up Next:
Princeton boys will dive into Uris Pool at 1 pm on Saturday.
Women’s Swimming & Diving (6-2, 5-2 Ivy League):
Results:
Up Next:
The Ivy League Championships, from February 28 to March 2 at Princeton.
Men’s Squash (7-7, 2-4 Ivy League):
Results:
Penn 5-4 (W)
Up Next:
CSA Team Nationals, from February 22-24, at Yale.
Women’s Squash (3-9, 0-6 Ivy League):
Results:
Penn 0-9 (L)
Up Next:
CSA Team Nationals, from February 15-17, at Yale.
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