The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/awong/page/2/)
“We didn’t overthink things and made adjustments quickly,” Vande Berg said. “What I’m most proud of is that we had so many players come in at different times and the chemistry on the court wasn’t affected a bit. Everyone knew their job and trusted that their teammate would execute theirs. It’s fun to watch.”
Despite a strong pitching performance in game one, baseball lost its final series of the year against Brown.
The team went on to split the doubleheader on Saturday and dropped the third game on Sunday in a closely fought, back-and-forth finale.
Penn’s offense proved too strong for Cornell, blanking them in a series sweep.
In the three game set against Princeton, the Red fell short 2-1. Cornell was defeated again by Binghamton in their one game matchup.
Baseball continues its struggle as it loses the first Ivy game hosted at Hoy Field in nearly 3 years.
Baseball completes a comeback to win the third game of its series against Richmond.
“We showed good fight in the first game,” said sophomore catcher Nathan Waugh.
Cornell baseball bounced back from a loss to undefeated University of Virginia by beating Coppin State this past weekend.
“When Nikhil’s match ended a few minutes later, securing the Championship, it was an amazing feeling having all of our teammates together and knowing the hard work we put in paid off.”