Field Hockey Bounces Back with Two Wins After First Loss of the Season
While a loss to Brown broke its winning streak, field hockey (8-1, 2-1 Ivy) came back with two wins over the weekend.
While a loss to Brown broke its winning streak, field hockey (8-1, 2-1 Ivy) came back with two wins over the weekend.
With the help of its towering front line and impenetrable backline defense, Cornell swept matches against Dartmouth and Harvard in emphatic fashion.
In a high-scoring affair, Cornell (7-1-0, 2-0 Ivy) defeated Dartmouth (1-4-3, 0-2 Ivy) by a score of 6-2 on Saturday.
The score tightened up during a dominant third quarter for Cornell, but, despite the homecoming-day hype, the Red lost its momentum in the final 15 minutes and fell 41-21 to the Raiders.
After a resilient showing in its 3-1 victory against Yale, Cornell (6-1-0, 1-0-0 Ivy League) continued its goal-scoring prowess in a 5-0 thrashing at Binghamton University(4-7-0, 0-1-0) on Tuesday night.
This match marked the Red’s first varsity competition on the new Marsha Dodson Field.
On Saturday, the men’s heavyweight, lightweight and women’s rowing teams celebrated the beginning of their coming seasons with the Schwartz Cup.
Last year, Colgate ran away with a 41-24 win over Cornell in the Red’s season opener.
This week, the football team will take on Colgate University for homecoming weekend, a team with which the Red have a 129-year history with and a tied all-time series record of 51-51-3.
Junior Ryder Kurtz broke Cornell’s record for most touchdowns caught by a tight end — but for him, this catch was like any other.
The Cornell University Dance Team was once a student-led organization. Now, it’s a nationally ranked varsity team that competes against the nation’s top dancers.
Junior forwards Alanna Colbert and Emily Gibbons wasted no time making their mark on Saturday night, linking up for the decisive goal just 58 seconds into Cornell’s Ivy League clash with Yale.
Volleyball opened its Ivy League season in a commanding fashion, sweeping Columbia in straight sets to secure a confident victory.
The Red had its chances, but a slow start, missed opportunities and a relentless Molloy University defense proved too much to overcome.
Head coach Dan Swanstrom sat down with The Sun to discuss the Red’s quarterback situation, defensive play and approach to the rest of the season.
The men's soccer team delivered a comeback win against Yale on Saturday and beat the Bulldogs for the first time in 10 years.
Rebecca Johnston, 36, is one of the most important women’s hockey players in school history, helping establish Cornell as a top-tier program in the NCAA.