Women's basketball
Women’s Basketball Falls Victim to Colorado State Comeback in Final Minutes
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The game in Fort Collins, Colorado was the second in a four-game road trip.
The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/marybarger/)
The game in Fort Collins, Colorado was the second in a four-game road trip.
Cornell led for much of the first half, but fell to Binghamton in its season-opener.
Sun staff writer Mary Barger sat down with women’s cross country senior captain Briar Brumley to discuss everything from dessert to thorny bushes.
The Red’s senior class had a very strong race, stepping up to fill the gaps left by last year’s seniors.
The impact of the men’s freshman class was demonstrated at their season opener this past weekend at the Bucknell Bison Open. Five of the team’s top seven finishers were freshmen, implying an incredible potential for growth over the course of the season, as the team’s youngest members continue to gain experience racing at the collegiate level.
Unable to produce any goals in a hard-fought loss on Dartmouth’s senior day, Cornell claimed last place in the Ivy League
Cornell is now scoreless in four straight games.
The team will celebrate this season’s eight graduating players on Saturday when it faces Brown at home on Berman Field.
Junior goalie Meghan Kennedy posted a career-high 10 saves in the Red’s second straight shutout.
The team’s early-season fitness was apparent in the heat, as it refused to let up on Maine defensively, not allowing a single shot from the Black Bears to hit the net all game.