No. 10 Men’s Lacrosse Secures a Massive Road Win Over No. 3 Princeton

The Elusive Three-Peat: An ECAC Championship Weekend Primer

“For us, more or less, it just shows that there's a consistency with building a program. We’re hoping that have a crack at it every year. You want your guys to have a crack at it every year, right? And to say that you're going to win it on a regular basis is tough.”

March 20, 2026 | Daily Sun Sports Quiz: Men’s Hockey Fights for an ECAC Three-Peat as Baseball and Softball’s Seasons Heat Up

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Softball Looks to Keep Momentum Rolling After Holt, Harshberger Lead Red to Ivy-Opening Series Win

Senior catcher Lauren Holt is charging up the program home runs and total bases leaderboards. Sophomore infielder Emma Harshberger is heating up at the plate. And the Red’s pitching — which has finished in the bottom half of the Ivy League for three consecutive seasons — finally looks competitive. 

By the Numbers: No. 8 Men’s Hockey to Face Ivy Foe Princeton in ECAC Semifinals

No. 8 men’s hockey will face off against Princeton at 7 p.m. on Friday in the ECAC semifinals at Herb Brooks Arena in Lake Placid, New York.

Faults in First Rotation Causes Women’s Gymnastics to Finish Second at Dual Meet

The Red finished with a total score of 48.000 on vault. Rothstein was the leadoff for the event and despite her performance on bars, she posted a strong score of 9.550. Once again, senior Cami Whitaker had the highest score of 9.775 with freshman Grace McLean following with a 9.625. 

Men’s Lacrosse Thumps Brown to Open Ivy Play

On defense, junior goalkeeper Matt Tully bounced back from his tough start against Penn State, saving 10 shots and holding Brown to eight goals in his time in the cage. Sophomore goalkeeper Tim Piacentini also saw time, saving three of the four shots faced.

No. 9 Men’s Hockey Punches Ticket to Lake Placid With Gutsy Game Three Win Over Harvard

“From this way out, baby, it's one-and-done,” Jones said. “So you gotta manage game and play properly.”

FIRST THOUGHTS: What Went Right in No. 9 Men’s Hockey’s Game Three Win Over Harvard

After dropping game one on Friday night and bouncing back on Saturday, the Red hung on to beat the Crimson on Sunday, ending Harvard’s season and capping off an impressive 15-3 record at Lynah Rink.

No. 9 Men’s Hockey Shuts Out Harvard, Forces Deciding Game Three of ECAC Quarterfinals

“It was a good version of ourselves tonight,” said head coach Casey Jones ’90. “Pretty complete game for us, good response by our guys in terms of some urgency.”

FIRST THOUGHTS: How No. 9 Men’s Hockey Bounced Back to Keep Its ECAC Title Defense Alive

After a disappointing series opener the night before, No. 9 men’s hockey came to play in game two of the ECAC quarterfinals best-of-three with Harvard.

Men’s Basketball Falls to Yale in Ivy Madness Semis, Seniors Receive Standing Ovation

With two minutes left, senior guard Jake Fiegen, who led the team with 23 points, drained a three-pointer to cut the deficit to seven. The Red needed a stop — and got just that.

Harvard Shocks No. 9 Men’s Hockey in Game One of ECAC Quarterfinals

“I think we just have to be better as a team collectively. I didn't think we were as connected as we need to be in the way we play. So we just got to be better tomorrow.”

FIRST THOUGHTS: Inside No. 9 Men’s Hockey’s Loss to Harvard to Open ECAC Quarterfinals

The Rumblings Before the Madness: An Analysis of the Ivy Madness Press Conferences

“You can't sleep on Cornell, because if you do, they're going to put you in a bind,” Jones said. “They're going to get you in trouble, they're going to knock down shots and get confidence."

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CORNELL NOTES | No. 9 Men’s Hockey’s Title Defense Begins With Rival Harvard in ECAC Quarterfinals

“We know what it means to our fans, the Lynah Faithful,” Jones said. “To get this playoff series at home against Harvard is pretty special.”