No. 11 Women’s Hockey’s Season Ends in Five-Goal ECAC Semifinal Defeat

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."

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

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.

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.

Both Men’s and Women’s Hockey Take Ivy League Championship Titles

The pair of titles brings the total to 45 earned between the two programs, dating back to 1966. This year marks the eighth time both the men and women have won the championship in the same year.

No. 11 Women’s Hockey Wins Nail-Biter Over No. 12 Clarkson to Clinch Playoff Bye

“It's really important,” said head coach Doug Derraugh ’91 when asked about the impact of the top-four finish. “It's always nice to know that next round we're going to be playing Lynah Rink.”

OLYMPIC RECAP | Week One: Guilday ’25 and O'Neill ’20 Make Olympic Debuts as All Cornellians Advance to Women’s Hockey Knockout Round

The four Cornellians — Laura Fortino ’13, Brianne Jenner ’15, Kristin O'Neill ’20 and Rory Guilday ’25 — represent three countries, all of which succeeded in advancing to the tournament’s knockout stages.

No. 11 Women’s Hockey Salvages Crucial Points After Late-Game Collapse and Secures Ivy Title Thanks to Princeton Loss

Moments before Dwyer’s game-winning strike, Princeton’s 2-0 loss to Yale went final, clinching Cornell its third consecutive Ivy League championship and 18th in program history. 

CORNELL NOTES | No. 11 Women’s Hockey Heads to North Country to Conclude Regular Season

This year, the No. 11 Red (16-10-2, 12-7-1 ECAC) won’t have the luxury of playing every playoff game at home. In fact, no ECAC team — not even the one finishing atop the standings — will play all playoff games on its own campus. For the first time, championship weekend — the ECAC tournament’s semifinals and final — will take place in Lake Placid, New York. 

Bonds That Win: For Women’s Hockey’s Seniors, Four Years Are Just a Fraction

When you sit down with Cornell women’s hockey’s senior class, it may seem like they’ve known each other for more than four years. Well, that’s because they have.

IN THEIR WORDS: Lynah Boards, ‘The Sacrifice’, Green on St. Patrick's Day — Women’s Hockey’s Class of 2026 Reflects on Four Years of On-Ice Success

Women’s hockey’s six seniors — Avi Adam, Grace Dwyer, Mckenna Van Gelder, Sarah MacEachern, Alyssa Regalado and Georgia Schiff — sat down on the Tuesday before senior night to discuss some of their most memorable on-ice moments from their time playing for Cornell. 

No. 12 Women’s Hockey Thumps Union 5-0 to Earn Weekend Sweep

When Union jumped out to an early 8-3 lead in shots on Saturday, a sense of déjà vu began to take hold of the Lynah Faithful. Would the Red’s kryptonite deal a near-fatal blow to Cornell’s hopes of a top-four finish in ECAC play?

Second Period Outburst, Bergmann Shutout Sails No. 12 Women’s Hockey Over RPI

For the second straight Friday, junior goaltender Annelies Bergmann looked up to the scoreboard to see a very welcome number: zero.

CORNELL NOTES | From Shot Quantity to Goaltending to Freshmen: Investigating the Factors Behind No. 12 Women’s Hockey’s Weekend Splits

With 62 goals on 466 shots, the Red’s shooting percentage in wins is 13.2%, the same percentage as No. 3 Minnesota — who leads the nation in shooting percentage. In its losses, Cornell shoots an abysmal 3.2% (11 goals on 344 shots), which is tied with St. Michael’s for worst in the country.

Despite Offensive Barrage, Women’s Hockey Falls Narrowly to Harvard in Season’s Ivy League Finale

Though an early deficit didn’t phase Cornell (14-10-2, 10-7-1 ECAC) — the Red put up a consistent offensive front and notched a tying tally on the power play to end the first period — Harvard’s second-frame lead-taking goal and its netminder’s 48-save performance proved to be difference-makers in a frustrating 3-1 loss.