“It was real intense,” said senior infielder Brenton Peters. “You had guys yelling ‘hit that guy’ or ‘this is awkward.’”

The Red got three wins in Ivy play this weekend, helped by pitching and a balnced offensive effort.

Junior Ben Swinford hit a walk-off homerun on Tuesday to give the Red a win over Albany.

Cornell baseball has started the spring season on a good foot, with three wins and only one loss to date in the past weekend of play.

“The coaching staff has been doing a great job with offseason player development,” senior Spenser Souza said. “This year, Coach Ford placed an emphasis on simplifying approaches at the plate and developing people’s swings, which I think has helped a lot.”

Kaitlyn Tiffany '15 was looking for another reason to fall in love with America's favorite hard-hitter, Clint Eastwood, but Trouble with the Curve completely missed the mark, despite the promising presence of Amy Adams and Justin Timberlake. If you're hoping to be inspired by a solid sports movie, watch Moneyball instead. 

Junior outfielder Chris Cruz has been named the No. 6 prospect in the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League after standing out last season and being named a first-team league all-star over the summer. Four out of the five prospects listed above Cruz have been drafted by the MLB.

After an explosive 2012 season with the Red, Brian Billigen '12 is playing Class-A ball with the Arizona Diamondbacks.

The baseball team concluded its 2012 standout season with a  trip to the NCAA Regional Tournament, where the Red fell to both North Carolina and East Carolina.

The baseball earned a bid to the NCAA tournament for only the second tim in program history.

After clinching its second Lou Gehrig Division Ivy Title, the Red will take on Dartmouth in the Ivy Championship this weekend.