Power Play Ignites No. 14 Men’s Hockey’s 7-1 Rout of Alaska

Perfect Play at Lynah Continues as No. 17 Men’s Hockey Sweeps Omaha

“Push comes to shove, we found a way to get it [done] in the third period,” Jones said. “All of a sudden, we hunkered down.”

No. 17 Men’s Hockey Survives, 6-4, in Turbulent Opener to Omaha Series

“It's definitely a learning moment. … If you let the foot off the gas one second, other teams will capitalize on our mistakes."

CORNELL NOTES: No. 17 Men’s Hockey Set to Open Second Half With Nebraska-Omaha

Late Penalty Call Sinks Women’s Hockey in 1-0 Loss to No. 4 Penn State

On Tuesday in State College, Pennsylvania, the difference between a tie, win or a heartbreaking loss seemingly came down to a single call from the referees.

REWRITING THE PLAYBOOK: Meet Brayon Crawford ’26, Double-Major Football Athlete and Three-Year Graduate

Graduating early would be an exceptional accomplishment for any student — when it comes to a student who is also balancing being a double-major and a Division I football player, this achievement becomes remarkable.

Foul Trouble Costs Men’s Basketball Sixth Loss to No. 9 Michigan State

Men’s basketball faced its first ranked opponent of the regular season to close out 2025, ultimately losing following a dominant second half by No. 9 Michigan State. 

‘If You Look Good, You Play Good’: Getting to Know the Men’s Hockey Goaltenders Through Their Masks

“I feel like when you're on the ice, you're kind of expressing yourself by the mask,” said freshman goaltender Alexis Cournoyer. “If you have a pretty cool mask, you know, [if] you look good, you play good.”

Michael Toerper Appointed as Football’s New Defensive Coordinator

On Sunday, Ithaca College Athletics announced that the Bombers head coach Michael Toerper will depart from the program to accept The John B. and Ann M. Rogers '45 Defensive Coordinator of Cornell Football.

Raised in Locker Rooms and Broadcast Booths, Gio DiGiulian ’29 is Forging His Own Path in College Hockey

“I was always around the game,” DiGiulian said. “I was just born into it, so I was lucky to have all the resources.”

Men’s, Women’s Swim Impress at Zippy Invitational

Men's swim won the meet, posting 2147.5 points, while the women's team finished in second place.

Men’s Basketball Falls Late in 93-90 battle at Samford

In a game defined by wild momentum swings, blistering scoring stretches and a raucous Southern crowd, Cornell built an eight-point second-half lead before Samford stormed back.

‘I Don’t Really Think We’ve Been on This End of It for a While’: What to Make of Women’s Hockey’s Recent Struggles

“I don’t think any team in our league is good enough to have those lapses. It was almost maybe too easy early on and maybe we were rolling too good, and that message — even though you try to get that across to them as a coach — doesn’t resonate until you start having these tough patches.”

IN DATA | Men’s Basketball First Nine Games Reveal Key Trends That Could Define the Season

With a third of the season through, The Sun recapped some statistics from the men’s basketball season so far. 

Seven Players Score in 7-2 Victory for No. 17 Men’s Hockey Over St. Lawrence

“We didn't want to go in[to the break] with that sour taste in our mouth, because [of] last night. I thought we responded and showed the character we needed to show.”

No. 8 Women’s Hockey’s Second Period Lapse Against No. 11 Princeton Leads to First Ivy League Loss in Two Seasons

“One of the things our team is learning is that there’s such a small room for margin of error."

No. 8 Women’s Hockey Shut Out At Home For First Time In Three Years By No. 9 Quinnipiac

Women’s hockey outshot Quinnipiac 34-18, had three power-play chances to the Bobcats one, and dominated play throughout the second half of the game. But faced with a red-hot goaltender, Cornell could not find a way to put the puck in the back of the net.