Local Amateur Athletic Union Basketball Team Wins U15 World Championship
A local Amateur Athletic Union Basketball Team won the under 15 championship in Orlando, Florida this past month.
A local Amateur Athletic Union Basketball Team won the under 15 championship in Orlando, Florida this past month.
The Sun’s Sports Department selected its picks for the Top 25 senior athletes of the 2024-2025 season.
After returning from a season ending injury, Vince Cornella won the 2025 U23 National men’s wrestling freestyle championships for the 65 kg weight class.
Former Cornell volleyball player Sydney Moore ’24 will start his professional career in Germany as a member of the ESA Grimma volleyball club.
Cornell’s Men of Color in Athletics club is creating community and fellowship through its community initiatives.
Cournoyer was selected by the Montreal Canadiens with the 145th overall pick. It's a dream come true for the Quebec native.
It is the second straight PWHL draft where a Cornellian has been selected in the third round, as Izzy Daniel ’24 was selected 18th overall in last year’s draft.
Guilday was widely projected to be taken early in the draft due to her impressive collegiate and international resume.
The second PWHL entry draft will last six rounds and begin on June 24 at 7 p.m.
Damian Hackett '25 had an impressive finish at the NCAA finals, earning him an All American honor and making history as Cornell's first All American for the men's 1500m event.
Damian Hackett '25 will compete in the men's 1500m final at the NCAA championship on Friday. He is the only Cornellian at the event and will at least be recognized as a Second Team All-American.
The article will be updated as new information is released and when the final schedules are ultimately made public.
The Cascadilla Boat Club is sending two crews to the 2025 US Rowing Youth National Championships, making the club’s first appearance at the event in 10 years.
Meet Jalyx Hunt ’23, a former member of the Cornell football team whose journey led him to the Super Bowl.
A federal judge’s decision to approve the House v. NCAA settlement is expected to forever alter the landscape of college athletics though the Ivy League has opted out of the settlement.
“It’s more emotional as a senior to know that there is no next year,” Hackett said. “There was a lot to balance even before the meet, like graduation, moving out and saying bye to teammates. But, I think the biggest difference in terms of the race itself is that before, when you get knocked out, you try not to be hard on yourself because you’re still learning. But now, it’s about putting together all that championship experience from the last four years.”
With the distinction, Kirst rounds out one of the most impressive men’s lacrosse careers of all time.