Four Players Boast Multi-Point Nights as No. 19 Men’s Hockey Routs RPI 6-1
The win caps off Cornell’s four-game homestand, which the Red controlled handily — outscoring opponents 17-5 en route to 12 crucial ECAC Hockey points.
The win caps off Cornell’s four-game homestand, which the Red controlled handily — outscoring opponents 17-5 en route to 12 crucial ECAC Hockey points.
Cornell dominated Lafayette to earn a spot in the second round at the University of Connecticut.
A win against long-time rival Columbia (1-8, 0-6 Ivy) presents the Red (4-5, 3-3 Ivy) with the opportunity to end the season with a bang.
“It's a tough league, and it's tough to win on the road, so you want to win at home,” Jones said. “And the old adage is that winning at home and splitting the road puts you in a really good place. … It’s gonna be a challenge this weekend, for sure.”
The men were able to split the meet, taking down Dartmouth and losing to Harvard. The women’s team fell in both contests.
Cornell disarmed Army’s attack on Tuesday night, pulling away late behind a barrage of threes and a major spark from its bench to claim an 86–73 win in its home opener.
This weekend, the Red clinched a top-two seed in the Ivy League Volleyball Tournament for the first time since 2018.
While the men fell short of their stated goal of qualification to nationals, finishing ninth, the women exceeded expectations.
The Red opened its season with a challenging 64–38 loss to Bryant and returned to the road to take on the University of Pittsburgh four days later.
With eight games played and eight games won, the Red has seen unprecedented successes, scoring 404 points across the season and proving itself to be an elite collegiate rugby team.
Dryden’s legacy runs deeper than his prowess in goal. Dryden’s teammates, friends and family members gathered as Cornell faced Brown to honor the memory of not just a standout athlete, but a stand-up man.
Though it didn't receive an auto-bid and first round bye, the Red now looks to the first round of the NCAA Tournament on home turf.
After weeks of near-misses, heartbreaks and fourth-quarter battles, Cornell sprint football saved its best for last, delivering a 31-14 victory over Penn that felt like both a breakthrough and a celebration.
Cornell took a 24-14 loss to the Big Green after an offensive performance that wasn't reflected in the final score.
On Thursday night in Easton, Pennsylvania, the Cornell men’s basketball delivered its most complete performance of the young season, exploding for a 97-78 victory over Lafayette University.
Despite high stakes and roster challenges, Cornell came away with a convincing 1-0 win over the University of Pennsylvania in the Ivy Tournament Semifinal.