Andrew Johnson ’25 Heads to MLS, Signs First-Team Contract with Charlotte FC

Adam Tucks Overtime Winner in Thrilling Game One of ECAC Quarterfinals

“There was no doubt in our minds when we went into the locker room after the third period that we were going to come up with a win."

Brother vs. Brother: Two Ivy League Basketball Brothers Faceoff On The Collegiate Stage

On Feb. 21 at Helen Newman Arena, the Hinton parents sat in the stands and applauded every good play — whether it came from Cornell or Harvard. On the court, their sons were doing what they’ve done since they were four and six years old, shooting on a Fisher-Price basketball hoop in their living room: competing.

CORNELL NOTES | Lots at Stake for No. 11 Men’s Hockey in Regular Season Finale

“It's a big weekend for us,” said senior defenseman Jack O’Brien. “If you look at our past eight games, on the road, it's been a grind. It's a big momentum weekend leading into the playoffs. So if we can get both wins, it'll be huge.”

The Sun Sports Quiz: Women’s Hockey’s Rivalry With Colgate

Women’s Swim and Dive Achieves Highest Ivy League Finish Since 2010

Women’s swim and dive ended the 2026 season at No. 6 in the Ivy League, marking its highest Ivy League finish since 2010. 

Inside Men’s Hockey’s Dominance at the Faceoff Dot

“We’re just reaping the benefits,” said head coach Casey Jones ’90. “We’re reaping the benefits of two juniors being really, really good.”

CORNELL NOTES: Still on the Wrong Side of the NPI, No. 11 Women’s Hockey’s Season on the Line in ECAC Quarterfinals

If the Red want to play in a third consecutive NCAA tournament, it will need to beat No. 13 Colgate, and likely win its semifinals matchup as well.

ECAC Playoffs Return to Lynah as No. 11 Women’s Hockey Set to Meet Rival No. 13 Colgate in Quarterfinals

When No. 11 women’s hockey and No. 13 Colgate drop the puck this weekend in the ECAC tournament quarterfinals, it will mark another chapter in a struggle between two perpetually evenly matched teams.

Courts, Community, Culture: An Inside Look at the Women of Color in Athletics

“It’s interesting how we title it,” Falese said. “But we’re definitely open to creating community for all people of color, and everyone on campus.”

No. 5 Men’s Lacrosse Scores Six Straight to Close Comeback Win Over No. 17 Denver

Cornell walked away with a 13-9 win, showing poise down the stretch against No. 17 University of Denver.

OLYMPIC RECAP | O'Neill’s ’20 Goal Isn’t Enough for Canada As Guilday ’25 and U.S. Are Golden in Milan

The trio of medals brings Cornell’s all-time medal count to 73, with 26 coming from the Winter Olympics and 22 specifically from men’s or women’s ice hockey. Guilday’s gold was the first Olympic ice hockey medal won by a non-Canadian Cornell alum.

No. 11 Men’s Hockey Responds to Thrilling Friday-Night Win With 4-2 Loss to Princeton

Cornell surrendered far too many high-danger, numbers-up chances to the Tigers, who secured their first regulation win over Cornell since Jan. 21, 2022.

Preview: No. 5 Men’s Lacrosse Readies for Clash With Denver

On Saturday, Cornell (1-0) struggled to find the groove that it lived in last year, eking out an 11-10 win over Albany. Although Albany is a talented, hardworking team, the result was not what the Red were looking for to start its national title defense.

Women’s Gymnastics Finishes in Second Place at the Empire State Collegiate Championships

This seems to be the right amount of momentum the team was looking for heading into the Ivy Classic Championship next weekend, where it seeks to finish on top. 

No. 11 Men’s Hockey Pummels No. 5 Quinnipiac, 6-1, in Hamden

“We had no passengers tonight,” said head coach Casey Jones '90. “I thought it was as complete a game as we’ve played."

CORNELL NOTES | How is No. 11 Men’s Hockey Tackling the Final Stretch? ‘Firing on All Cylinders’

“It's hard to win hockey games this time of year — that's a lesson we learned last week, and that's a lesson well-learned.”