Cornell came in with unshakeable confidence and the defending champion felt the pressure
Riley Weiss
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How Columbia’s Riley Weiss reached 1,000 career points — while learning when to pass
Weiss leads Columbia in scoring for the second straight year but has upped her assists as a junior
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2025-26 Ivy League preview
Mike McLaughlin: ‘Ivy basketball on the women’s side is sitting in a really good place’
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Columbia’s historic NCAA Tournament ends, but more history could be coming soon
Co-captains Kitty Henderson and Cecelia Collins set a lasting standard for the Lions
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Love, experience guide Columbia to first-ever NCAA Tournament win
A win looked improbable at halftime, but composure and a speech rooted in love got the Lions there
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What winning the Ivy League Tournament means to Harvard — and shows about the league overall
Columbia’s Megan Griffith: ‘We’ve never seen Ivy League women’s basketball look like this’
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‘This felt entirely complete’: How a young Princeton team has become elite again
Princeton won’t be the No. 1 seed in the Ivy League Tournament, but the Tigers remain a postseason threat
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When Columbia’s Riley Weiss focused less on outcomes, she found her blueprint for success
Weiss: ‘How you move on to the next thing is what will keep your confidence higher’
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Ivy League notebook: Inside Harvard’s top-25 win, Princeton’s growing pains and more
Plus, the challenge for Ivy teams in getting signature wins right away
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2024-25 Ivy League preview
Can Harvard challenge the Princeton-Columbia duopoly, or will those two teams reload?
