The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/graysonruhl/)
Rutgers (15-3, 4-1 Big Ten) is in the midst of one of its most successful seasons in program history. Its 15 wins on the year is a program best, solidly surpassing its previous record of 11.
Men’s lacrosse reached the Final Four with wins over Ohio State and Delaware.
Men’s lacrosse fell to Yale in the semifinals of the Ivy League tournament, but will enter the NCAA Championship as the No. 7 seed.
In a high pressure environment in New Jersey, Cornell showed up, topping Princeton 18-15 to claim its 30th Ivy League title.
Men’s lacrosse fell against Brown this past Saturday after ceding an early lead.
“It’s a wake up call for us – we’ve got to play better, we’ve got to be more consistent with our effort and our tenacity and clean up some of those things in the middle of the field.”
During spring break, men’s lacrosse achieves two wins against Harvard and Syracuse in hard-fought games.
Men’s lacrosse fell against Penn but rebounded against Colgate this week.
Men’s lacrosse remained undefeated as it edged Yale in its first Ivy matchup of the season.
“We’re excited, we expect to be up there and competing for a national championship with the pieces we have coming back,” Grey said. “If you look at other programs, a lot of them have fifth, sixth year seniors…so if you look at returning points, we’re up there with Penn State, so that’s very exciting and motivating.”