Columbia womens basketball squeaks into second straight March Madness with at-large berth

The Columbia Lions are going dancing.Columbia’s women’s hoops team earned an at-large bid into the NCAA Tournament First Four round and will face Washington to determine who will advance to face No.6 West Virginia.

The Lions earned their second consecutive tournament bid after going 23-6 this season and coming up just short in the Ivy League Tournament.After falling to Harvard in the final on Saturday, head coach Megan Griffith had she was “confident we’re gonna be selected” to make the NCAA Tournament....

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Columbia womens basketball squeaks into second straight March Madness with at-large berth