NEW YORK — Columbia women's tennis, men's soccer, women's soccer, and field hockey are featured in this week's edition of Lions on the Road. Every week, GoColumbiaLions.com will be using "Lions on the Road" to preview that week's upcoming games and events happening off campus. 
   WOMEN'S TENNIS
Four members of the Columbia women's tennis team will head to Philadelphia this weekend to compete at the Ivy League Qualifier. Winta Tewolde, Emily Baek, Amber Yin and Carolyn Brodsky will compete in singles. Tewolde and Yin will team up as one Columbia doubles team, while Baek and Brodsky will make up the second Columbia doubles team. The Lions will be competing to advance to the ITA Conference Masters in November.
 

Day	Event	Location
Friday-Monday	Ivy League Qualifier	Philadelphia, Pa.

     WOMEN'S SOCCER Women's soccer plays its final Ivy League road contest of the regular season Saturday afternoon at Yale. First kick in New Haven is set for 2 p.m. as the Lions continue their pursuit of the Ivy League championship. Columbia (6-3-4, 4-0-1 Ivy) enters the weekend as the leader in the conference standings after forcing a draw at Brown last weekend. The Lions would clinch the Ivy League title outright with a win and a Princeton loss this weekend. A Columbia win and a Princeton draw would allow the Lions to clinch at least a share of the title. Yale (8-5-1, 2-2-1 Ivy) is coming off a loss at Cornell last weekend. The Bulldogs handed Princeton its lone conference loss of the season on October 13 in New Haven.
 

Day	Opponent	Location	Start Time	Live Stats	Watch Live
Saturday	Yale	New Haven, Conn.	2 p.m.	Click Here	ESPN+

  MEN'S SOCCER
The men's soccer team (1-9-1, 1-2-1 Ivy) travels to Harvard (2-5-4. 1-3-0 Ivy) for its fifth match of the Ivy League season. The Lions are fifth in the league standings, two points behind Cornell for an all-important top-four spot. After scoring just one goal over their first seven matches and posting a 0-7 record, Columbia is trending up. The Lions have scored six times over their past four matches and are 1-2-1 in those contests. They have scored in each of their last four contests, averaging 1.50 goals per game over that time. Jack McDaid and Jackson ten Oever have scored two goals apiece to lead the Lions this season. Ten Oever found the back of the net on October 19 to give the Lions a 1-0 lead against Princeton. Harvard has split its last two Ivy League matches, besting Yale two weeks ago, 1-0, and falling at Brown last weekend, 3-1. Dylan Talledo has three goals on the year and is the Harvard's leading goal scorer, but he has not found the back of the net since September 14 against Seton Hall. Marko Isakovic and Nicholas Nyquist have two goals apiece. 
 

Day	Opponent	Location	Start Time	Live Stats	Watch Live
Saturday	at Harvard	Cambridge, Mass.	1 p.m.	Click Here	ESPN+

  FIELD HOCKEY The Lions (3-9, 1-4) wrap up their regular season road schedule with contests at Yale and Lehigh this weekend. Columbia is coming off two straight one-goal losses that went to a shootout and overtime. Goalkeeper Katie Wimmer was named Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week for the third time of the season on Monday. The senior captain ranks fourth nationally in saves per game (8.7) and fifth in save percentage (.810). Both marks lead the Ivy League. Wimmer's 98 saves on the season also lead the conference. Lindsey Yu leads the Lions with three goals on the year.
 

Day	Opponent	Location	Start Time	Live Stats	Watch Live
Friday	Yale	New Haven, Conn.	6 p.m.	Click Here	ESPN+
Sunday	Lehigh	Bethlehem, Pa.	1 p.m.	Click Here	ESPN+

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