MEN’S SOCCER | Ivy Struggles Continue for Red

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By HAMDAN AL YOUSEFI Cornell’s Ivy League dreams look to be fading following a loss to Harvard on Saturday afternoon. The loss marks the team’s second consecutive defeat in the Ivy League following its 1-0 loss to 2013 champions Penn last weekend, although the team picked up a non-conference win against Colgate on Tuesday night. Connor Archard / Sun Sports Photography EditorThree of the Red’s four losses this season have come in 1-0 defeats, with the only outlier a 3-0 loss to Syracuse.

MEN’S SOCCER | Ivy Struggles Continue for Red

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