Cornell Athletics Cuts Ties With Longtime Men’s Hockey Broadcast Partner WHCU, Promotes Broadcaster Jason Weinstein to ESPN+
After more than 80 years, WHCU will no longer be the official radio broadcast of Cornell men’s hockey.
After more than 80 years, WHCU will no longer be the official radio broadcast of Cornell men’s hockey.
No. 24 men’s soccer cruised to a 3-0 win over the New Jersey Institute of Technology. This moved the Red to 4-1 going into Ivy League play.
Despite a last-minute touchdown that brought the team just a field goal away from breaking even, Cornell fell 13-10 while testing both candidates for quarterback.
The Red will travel to the University of Albany this weekend, for the first time in history, and look to set the tone for the rest of the regular season.
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The team came away with two draws last week, rallying late to tie Providence College on the road before playing Binghamton University to a scoreless result at home.
The Red travelled to Philadelphia to take on the La Salle Explorers on Sunday afternoon, and the team emerged with its third consecutive win of the 2025 season.
On Tuesday night, the Red (4-3) hosted the Colgate Raiders (4-5) in its season home opener and took the victory in four sets.
Men’s soccer split this week’s games, losing away against the University of California, Irvine before coming back strong at home against Western Michigan University.
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Over the course of Friday evening and Saturday morning, the Red took on the University of Albany, Syracuse University and Canisius University to open the season with a mixed record.
The team finished in 12th place overall, posting a three-round total of 894 strokes (306, 292, 296) — 30 over par.
Field hockey took to Barton Hall this Saturday to face off against the Colgate Raiders, emerging victorious in their opening game of the season.
Despite some moments of individual strength, notably by sophomore defender Ella Koschineg and freshman goaltender Samantha Qureshey, the Red were unable to overcome early deficits.
The women’s tournament will now take the same structure as that of the men — an “on-campus” opening round and quarterfinal, before the final four remaining teams head to Lake Placid.
Men’s soccer opened the 2025 season with a dominant 3-0 win over Le Moyne followed by a 1-0 thriller against the University of California, Santa Barbara.