Sprint Football Falls to Molloy, 16-6, Despite Late Push
The Red had its chances, but a slow start, missed opportunities and a relentless Molloy University defense proved too much to overcome.
The Red had its chances, but a slow start, missed opportunities and a relentless Molloy University defense proved too much to overcome.
Football played an offensive match against Yale on Saturday with junior tight end Ryder Kurtz tying the record for most touchdowns in the Red's history.
The field hockey team’s new turf is now ready for its matchup against No. 17 Yale on Friday at 4 p.m. following delays and pushback from local environmentalists.
Football will face its first Ivy foe this Saturday away at Yale.
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An early goal seemed to put the Red on track for the perfect start, but two late corner-kick strikes from Columbia flipped the script and handed Cornell a narrow loss.
The Red traveled to Houston, Texas to play Rice University, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi and Texas Christian University, emerging with a 1-2 record on the weekend.
No. 24 men’s soccer cruised to a 3-0 win over the New Jersey Institute of Technology. This moved the Red to 4-1 going into Ivy League play.
Despite a last-minute touchdown that brought the team just a field goal away from breaking even, Cornell fell 13-10 while testing both candidates for quarterback.
The Red will travel to the University of Albany this weekend, for the first time in history, and look to set the tone for the rest of the regular season.
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The women’s tournament will now take the same structure as that of the men — an “on-campus” opening round and quarterfinal, before the final four remaining teams head to Lake Placid.
After more than 80 years, WHCU will no longer be the official radio broadcast of Cornell men’s hockey.
Coming off a strong debut at Harvard’s Chowderfest two weeks ago, Cornell carried its momentum to New Haven this past weekend.
The team came away with two draws last week, rallying late to tie Providence College on the road before playing Binghamton University to a scoreless result at home.
The Red travelled to Philadelphia to take on the La Salle Explorers on Sunday afternoon, and the team emerged with its third consecutive win of the 2025 season.
On Tuesday night, the Red (4-3) hosted the Colgate Raiders (4-5) in its season home opener and took the victory in four sets.