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The grind never stops for student-athletes at Columbia…even on Bacchanal weekend. Catch up on all the sports news you missed while you were too busy getting your cardio in by hiking to and from overcrowded pregames and sweating your heart out on the lawn. 

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Spring has sprung and so forth comes Spring sports season! Or should I say… spring bworts season? Bwog’s sports editor has everything you need to know about the status of each and every Columbia rowing race and softball match that went down this weekend!

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Sports Editor Jana Jaran gives you all you need to know about the sports scene at Columbia this weekend.  

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Our wrestlers are underrated and that’s all there is to say. Sports Editor Jana Jaran has the scoop. 

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Groundhog Day is typically a holiday overlooked by us lowly NARP Columbians, but we know one group of people who must have been ecstatic about Punxsutawney Phil’s heedless prediction of an early Spring just a few weeks ago- Columbia’s golf teams! The men and women kicked off their Spring seasons on the greens of Georgia and […]

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The Columbia University fencers have successfully fleched and flunged their way to the Ivy League Championship title with records as clean as their glistening sabres. Sports Editor Jana Jaran brings you the details.

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Sports Editor Abby Rubel is pleased to bring you good news on the first Monday of the semester.

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Did you miss Columbia Athletics? Either way, Sports Editor Abby Rubel is here to tell you what’s up.

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Before you jet off to some exotic location for fall break, consider catching up with Columbia Athletics. Sports Editor Abby Rubel brings you the latest and a reminder to vote if you haven’t already! Men’s Soccer: The Lions (9-4-1, 4-1 Ivy) will travel to Cambridge Saturday to take on Harvard (3-11, 1-4 Ivy) at 7:00 […]

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One Bwogger takes a break from her love affair with women’s sports to offer a radical proposal to Columbia’s poor, decimated football team. Let the record reflect that I never wanted to care even a little bit about football. I grew up in a small town where the only things to do are go to church and care […]

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Events Editor and occasional sports fan Isabel Sepúlveda didn’t know if she would ever fill the void in her heart after the end of basketball season (and Camille Zimmerman’s graduation). The women’s volleyball game against Cornell changed that.  I didn’t know what to expect when I walked into Levien with the marching band last Saturday for […]

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With the Columbia Women’s Basketball team tied with Cornell at the bottom of the league with 2-10 conference record, the team will certainly be playing their final games of the season at Levien this weekend, and seniors Camille Zimmerman, Paige Tippet, and Jillian Borreson their final games of their Columbia careers. As such, Bwogger Isabel Sepúlveda […]

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