Men’s Soccer Bounces Back From First Loss of the Season
Men’s soccer split this week’s games, losing away against the University of California, Irvine before coming back strong at home against Western Michigan University.
Men’s soccer split this week’s games, losing away against the University of California, Irvine before coming back strong at home against Western Michigan University.
Field hockey took to Barton Hall this Saturday to face off against the Colgate Raiders, emerging victorious in their opening game of the season.
Despite some moments of individual strength, notably by sophomore defender Ella Koschineg and freshman goaltender Samantha Qureshey, the Red were unable to overcome early deficits.
Men’s soccer opened the 2025 season with a dominant 3-0 win over Le Moyne followed by a 1-0 thriller against the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Dryden played an integral role in Cornell’s 1967 national championship, and his 77 wins place him atop all Cornellian goaltenders.
Cornell hockey has a flair for the dramatic. Often, the headlines write themselves. But at the end of the day, someone needs to write them.
Two football players were named to the 2025 FCS Football Central Preseason All-America team.
Senior Ketki Ketkar and freshman Trisha Nath are members of the women’s fencing team and both participated in the 2025 US Fencing Summer Nationals, earning medals.
While some might consider a NCAA championship the best way to end a collegiate career, long stick midfielder Walker Wallace ’25 is trading his lacrosse cleats for football ones as he will join UVA’s football team as a tight end.
The field hockey team’s new Marsha Dodson turf is “unlikely to be ready” ahead of the 2025 season, according to an email from Athletic Director Nicki Moore.
Ryan Downes ’29 is the newest addition to the Red's quarterback roster. After a major injury, he bounced back with a standout senior season and now aims to make an impact at Cornell.
A local Amateur Athletic Union Basketball Team won the under 15 championship in Orlando, Florida this past month.
Cornell lacrosse attackman CJ Kirst ’25, a national champion and NCAA goals leader, is nominated for an ESPY Award as men’s sports Best College Athlete.
Cornell’s former quarterback Jameson Wang ’25 was offered his first professional contract for the Frankfurt Galaxy last Wednesday and is expected to start his first pro game on Saturday.
“The history is something to just be in awe of,” Ashton said. “[In] both school and hockey, the team has a winning reputation. I know that Cornell is quite a prestigious school with a lot of rich history, which I love.”
The Sun’s Sports Department selected its picks for the Top 25 senior athletes of the 2024-2025 season.