Megan Griffith

Behind Perri Page, Columbia writes the next chapter of its season — and its rivalry with Princeton

By Jenn Hatfield / January 31, 2026

Columbia gets its third straight win over Princeton, just weeks after an upset loss threatened to ruin its season

Toughness and celebration are powering Brown’s Alyssa Moreland to a career season

By Jenn Hatfield / January 18, 2026

Olivia Young: ‘Being with her on the court is, like, the best thing ever’

An upstate upset: How Cornell pulled off a win for the ages against Columbia

By Jenn Hatfield / January 4, 2026

Cornell came in with unshakeable confidence and the defending champion felt the pressure

How Columbia’s Riley Weiss reached 1,000 career points — while learning when to pass

By Jenn Hatfield / January 1, 2026

Weiss leads Columbia in scoring for the second straight year but has upped her assists as a junior

How stepping away helped Columbia’s Fliss Henderson come back from a stress fracture

By Jenn Hatfield / December 27, 2025

Henderson didn’t play her sophomore year, but she’s been indispensable as a junior

Why an increasing share of Ivy League graduates are playing professional basketball

By Jenn Hatfield / November 29, 2025

Since 2018, 20% of Ivy League women’s basketball graduates have turned pro

Without charter flights, Ivy League teams roll with flight disruptions

By Jenn Hatfield / November 15, 2025

Megan Griffith: ‘It’s just, how do you respond in those moments?’

In basketball and business school, Blake Dietrick-Seifert has always created her own path to success

By Jenn Hatfield / November 7, 2025

Dietrick-Seifert retired in August, after she’d ‘annihilated’ every challenge on the court

2025-26 Ivy League preview

By Jenn Hatfield / October 31, 2025

Mike McLaughlin: ‘Ivy basketball on the women’s side is sitting in a really good place’

How two Ivy League senior stars are navigating the uncertainty of what’s next

By Jenn Hatfield / April 11, 2025

Harvard’s Harmoni Turner and Columbia’s Kitty Henderson have pro-level talent, but their basketball futures are up in the air