Castagna’s Two Goals Lift No. 17 Men’s Hockey to 3-1 Win Over Harvard

'There Is a Bittersweet Element to Senior Year’: Cross Country's Mairead Clas ’26 Reflects on Athletic Career

 "There are a lot more eyes on you once you become an upperclassman, and it requires you to step up to the challenge," Clas said.

‘We Will Be Making Nationals’: Tyler Canaday ’26 Seeks to End Cross Country Career With a Bang

In 2024, Canaday competed in three races representing the Red, finishing fifth, seventh and sixth on the team.

Men’s Tennis Closes Fall Season Strong at Dartmouth Invitational

Each player finished with a 2–1 singles record, while the doubles team of freshmen Jack Casciato and Nathan Gold went undefeated.

Men’s Soccer Held to Scoreless Draw at Harvard

With the tie, Cornell falls to 27th in the RPI. The Red still have work to do to secure its spot in the NCAA tournament

Late Lapse Fuels Women’s Soccer's Season-Ending Loss to Dartmouth

After last week’s loss against Brown, the Red was no longer in the race to clinch a spot for the Ivy League Tournament. Instead, the Red fought for a win in its final game of the season.  

Sprint Football Falters Late in Loss to Caldwell

For three quarters, the Red looked like a team rewriting its story. But as the fourth quarter clock wound down, what began as Cornell’s most complete performance of the season turned into another painful loss.

Volleyball Fights Hard in Hanover, Finds Redemption in Cambridge

Less than 24 hours after its loss to Dartmouth, Cornell was back on the court at Harvard’s Malkin Athletic Center on Nov. 1, ready to reset and respond. And respond they did.

Cournoyer’s Debut Drives No. 20 Men's Hockey to First Win, Series Split Against No. 13 Massachusetts

“It's going to take some time for us to get things ironed out and get us comfortable,” Jones said. “So to bounce back tonight and get it done on special teams — I was really excited as a coach.”

Power Play Propels No. 4 Women’s Hockey Past No. 15 Brown

The Red’s unrelenting forecheck caused turnovers and secured possession for a vast majority of its afternoon tilt against the Bears, earning the team its seventh win of the young season.

Football Mounts 14-Point Comeback Against Princeton to Extend Win Streak

Less than five minutes into Saturday’s match, Cornell had given up a touchdown. Ten minutes later, that hole had doubled. Instead of rolling over, Cornell flipped the script.

Special Teams Struggles Sink No. 20 Men’s Hockey In Season-Opener Against No. 13 Massachusetts

The two penalties Cornell took came in pivotal moments, and both turned into Massachusetts goals as the Minutemen eked past the Red, 2-1.

No. 4 Women’s Hockey Captures Shutout Against Yale

“Our d[efense], no matter what, they’re gonna have my back," said junior goaltender Annelies Bergmann. "If I could split the shutout puck every single way between the d[efenders], I would.”

PREVIEW: Momentum Builds as Football Prepares to Battle Princeton

Princeton remains undefeated in away matchups, meaning the Red will need to be on point if it wants to keep its current home winning streak alive.

Five Takeaways From No. 4 Women’s Hockey’s First Five Games

After a slow start last season that saw three losses in its first five contests, the Red (5-0-0, 2-0-0 ECAC) has come out of the gates swinging in 2025-2026 and has yet to trail in a game.

PREVIEW: No. 20 Men’s Hockey Opens 2025-2026 Slate at No. 13 Massachusetts

Both teams are ranked in the top-20 in the country, and both boast strong crops of future NHL talent — Cornell has nine NHL draft picks on its roster, with Massachusetts trailing just behind with seven.

PREVIEW: Cross Country Set to Compete at the Ivy League Championship