The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/sports/page/2/)
Cementing the team’s standing ahead of the postseason, at the Larry Ellis Invitational — one of the several meets Cornell competed in last week — men’s finished with 21 top-15 finishes, while women’s ended the day with 20 top-10 performances.
Down 5-0 early in game three, Cornell looked to be on its way to another series loss. But a comeback victory gave the Red its first Ivy series win.
Follow along as the Red takes on the Bears in its final home game of the regular season.
“Even though the indoor season didn’t end the way we wanted, we’re starting to put the pieces together.”
The Red faced its 2017 co-Ivy League champions, Dartmouth on Saturday and lost 5-2.
Cornell now prepares to face Dartmouth this weekend, where the team hopes to snap its slump in conference play.
Women’s track and field delivered impressive performances as it toured southern California to compete in three meets, including the Pomona-Pitzer Invite where the team won four events.
Following along as the Red takes on the Orange in this midweek contest between two of the nation’s top squads.
“I want to see a little bit more heart, a little bit more grit and the love of being out there. I hope to see people rise to the occasion and handle their nerves.”
Sun staff writer Gracie Todd sat down with junior men’s lightweight rower Henry Ellis to discuss Cornell rowing, influential people and hippos.