Men's Basketball
In ‘Battle of Boeheims,’ Men’s Basketball Falls to Syracuse
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Jimmy Boeheim put up a game-high 25 points, but Cornell still suffered a 72-53 loss.
Men's Basketball
Men’s Basketball Relinquishes 20-Point Lead to NJIT, Loses in Final Minute
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NJIT outscored the Red 43-24 in the second half, shooting 57% from the field and limiting Cornell to just one three-pointer out of its final 16 attempts.
Men's Basketball
Boeheim Scores 24 in Men’s Basketball’s Season-Opening Win
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Cornell is 1-0 after an 84-64 win over Binghamton.
Men's Basketball
Following Loss of Morgan ’19, Men’s Basketball Looks to Succeed With New Pieces
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“It’s just the nature of college basketball, that every four years you will have a completely new team,” said head coach Brian Earl.
golf
Golf’s Fall Season Comes to Close After Disappointing Second Half
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The Red finished tied for seventh out of nine this past Monday and Tuesday in the Hampton Intercollegiate, held at Maidstone Golf Club in East Hampton, New York, scoring a combined total of 943, or 79-over par and good for a tie with Ivy League foe Penn.
golf
Golf Finishes in 8th Place in Penultimate Fall Competition
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Cornell will conclude its fall season in two weekends at the Hampton Intercollegiate.
golf
Golf Rides Momentum Into Cornell Invite, Finishes 3rd
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Senior Jack Casler and junior Charlie Dubiel led Cornell by tying for seventh place individually. Both Casler and Dubiel finished the weekend at two-over par. Their paths to this score, however, were very different.
golf
Cornell Golf Ends Seasons-Long Win Drought
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“We are going to put a lot of emphasis on playing smart and playing to the right spot. Boring golf is usually good golf.”
golf
Golf Team Defined by Depth and Youth Readies for 2019-20 Season
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“We are a lot stronger from top to bottom as compared to last year, and I think that is going to help us be a very competitive team.”
golf
Golf Finishes Season With Seventh-Place Ivy Tournament Finish
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Next season, the Red will return much of the same core as this season with the exception of Cen. The team expects to compete for an Ivy League title — a feat which has never been accomplished in school history.