10 Questions
10 Questions With Women’s Soccer’s Whitney Farber
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“Everyday, you’re going out there on the field, and even if you’re having a bad day, you’re working with the people who are your best friends.”
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“Everyday, you’re going out there on the field, and even if you’re having a bad day, you’re working with the people who are your best friends.”
Hornibrook, once a member of the Canadian National Team staff, brings with him years of professional and collegiate coaching experience.
Cornell landed five women on the All-Tournament team.
Cornell will get a chance to defend its postseason crown, and avenge an OT loss to Princeton just two weeks prior.
“For [our seniors] to be able to host it, I think is that much more special.”
“They have an explosive offense with multiple scoring threats and an aggressive zone defense. We know that we must execute on both ends of the field in order to win this game.”
“I think for me the toughest issue is that I’m seen as an activist because I want to talk about female athletes and women’s sports and because I identify as gay.”
In a neck-and-neck game against the Green in Hanover, Cornell came out on top in a 14-12 victory.
Ida Farinholt logged a hat trick and game-high seven shots, but a last second goal broke Cornell’s hearts.
“The fact that Alex swam his fastest races in prelims, securing himself a position in his final races, is very important and is a good thing.”