SYRACUSE, N.Y. –– Cornell’s historic 2009-10 cam­paign began with the Red’s first win over a Southeastern Conference team in 37 years. It would end in the Sweet 16, at the hands of the top-ranked SEC team in the country.

Last weekend proved to be most disappointing for the men’s and women’s polo teams. Both squads lost close games on the road against the Kentucky Wildcats.

The men’s and women’s polo teams both secured important victories against Kentucky last weekend at the Oxley Equestrian Center. The men defeated the Wildcats, 22-14, in a game where junior captain Max Constant outscored the entire Kentucky team with 15 goals.

With the victory, the Red maintains an undefeated mark for the second half of the season and is currently on a three-game winning streak that has improved its record to nine victories and two losses.

(AP) — Barack Obama is inching ever closer to locking up the Democratic presidential nomination despite another resounding loss to Hillary Rodham Clinton, this time in Kentucky.

Clinton beat Obama by 35 percentage points in Kentucky, after trouncing him by 41 percentage points in West Virginia last week, and has won five of the last seven primaries.

Once all the delegates were allocated from Tuesday's contests in Oregon and Kentucky, however, Obama was expected to be within 60 of the magic 2,026 needed to cinch the nomination. With 80 percent of the vote counted, he was winning Oregon by a 58-42 percent margin.