Women’s Rowing Finishes Season at Ivy League Championship

No. 1 Men’s Lacrosse Advances to NCAA Quarterfinals After Shutting Down Albany in Second Round

“It doesn’t have to be perfect, but it’s got to be tough. It’s got to be disciplined. Whatever gets it done.”

Baseball Celebrates Its Seniors, Ends Season With Two Losses and a Win at Home

The Red finished the season 12-22 (7-14 Ivy), ranked seventh in the conference. While it will lose seven seniors, the Red have plenty of young talent to rely on next year, including Quatrani, Hager and Carlson. 

Softball Ends Season on a Sweep by Harvard, Looks Ahead to Next Year

After improving on its overall and conference record in 2025, Cornell will look to take another leap forward in the 2026 season. 

CJ Kirst Goes First Overall in Premier Lacrosse League Draft

Senior attackman CJ Kirst will be continuing his lacrosse career with the Philadelphia Waterdogs, as decided by the draft show beginning at 7 p.m. tonight.

Jameson Wang Receives Invitation to Los Angeles Chargers Rookie Mini Camp

“My plan is to go out there, be confident and have a positive attitude in everything I do,” Wang said. “I want to outwork everyone.”

NFL Marketing Agent Rachel Booth ’22 Describes Her ‘Front Row Seat’ to Eagles Linebacker Jalyx Hunt’s ’23 Career

Their journey together started years prior, at Cornell. On Schoellkopf Field, Booth held a camera, trying to make small adjustments and capture the right angles while Hunt ran drills. She was brainstorming through ideas on how to piece together a highlight reel for an athlete feature for the Big Red Sports Network.“‘One day you will be a member of my team,’” Booth recalled Hunt saying. 

Jackson Debusschere’s Farewell Tour Ends With the Red's Fourth-Place Finish at the Ivy League Tournament

“By maintaining stability throughout the course of those two days, we put ourselves in the best spot, both individually and as a team, to perform and compete,” Jackson Debusschere said. 

No. 1 Men’s Lacrosse Secures First Ivy League Tournament Title Since 2018 in Battle With No. 2 Princeton

“It’s all about the next one,” said head coach Connor Buczek. “Doesn’t matter if you’re up five or down five, the next goal makes the situation a heck of a lot better."

Student Assembly Passes Resolution to Give Student-Athletes Access to Early Enrollment Times

The Student Assembly voted to send Resolution 50 to President Kotlikoff’s desk, which would give freshman and sophomore student-athletes the ability to enroll in up to 8 credit hours one hour before their peers. 

After Two Hours of Lightning Delay, No.1 Men’s Lacrosse Scores 21 Goals to Send Yale Home in Ivy League Tournament Semifinal

“We had to keep playing our game,” Kirst said. “We were going in there with the mentality that it was all about us."

PREVIEW: Men’s Lacrosse Prepares to Host Ivy League Tournament, Face Yale in Semifinal Round

“It’s not possible to manufacture desperation, but you can certainly manufacture desire. We have to make sure that we match and exceed that intensity that [Yale is] bringing here on Friday.”

Baseball Loses Four Straight Games to Dartmouth and Binghamton, Looks to Keep Playoff Hopes Alive

As far-fetched as this situation may sound, all five of the teams fighting for the fourth seed have Ivy League winning percentages under .500, putting the Red within striking distance of tournament contention. Cornell was picked to finish third in the Ivy League preseason poll, and this weekend it still has the chance to finish in the top four. 

Women’s Rowing Falls to Brown in Race for the Dunn Bowl

Cornell Men's Tennis Headed to NCAA Tournament in Austin

Women’s Lacrosse Falls to No. 6 Yale in Overtime, Ending Season in Heartbreak

“They never gave up, no matter what the situation was,” Graap said. “There was a collective resiliency and determination, which is awesome, because when you have a team like that, you know you’re in every game."

Softball Takes on Tough Stretch After Undergoing Coaching Change

“It’s about what we can control and the things we can focus on,” Tembley said. “Tangible items that can provide different outcomes to adjustments we can make.”