With the Ivy League Championships looming next weekend, the Harvard men’s golf team traveled to Owings Mills, Md., to participate in the Caves Valley Invitational.

When ESPN college basketball reporter Andy Katz came to Lavietes Pavilion in February to watch Harvard take on Cornell, he was serenaded with adoring chants, and he humored the crowd with a wave.

As the golf world fixated on the return of a certain player at the Masters, the Harvard men’s golf team watched a different type of Tiger—Princeton’s golfers, who hosted this weekend’s Princeton Invitational.

As this edition of Around the Ivies is the year’s last, it is time to hand out the hardware. Without further delay, here are the definitive, unambiguous winners of the 2009-2010 season.

Saturday’s win over Yale marked the last home game in the career of four seniors—co-captains Jeremy Lin and Doug Miller, Pat Magnarelli, and Dan McGeary.

The struggles of the men’s volleyball team continued over the weekend, as its winless streak extended to eight after a 3-0 loss to Rutgers-Newark at the Malkin Athletic Center on Saturday.

One week ago, Cornell defeated the Crimson at Lavietes Pavilion, 79-70, effectively ending Harvard’s shot at the Ivy League title. But by no means does that end the Crimson’s season. Many monuments—tangible, like the season wins record, and intangible, like those smiles during warm-ups—are within Harvard’s grasp.

One night after Harvard handily lost the three-point battle to Cornell, the trey was perhaps its biggest weapon.

On Friday, in the biggest men’s basketball game in school history, Harvard will face Cornell. Ever heard of it? (Its most famous alum is Andy Bernard).