women's lacrosse
Women’s Lacrosse Barely Falls to No. 5 Syracuse
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Cornell nearly pulled off an upset of the ACC powerhouse Syracuse.
Gymnastics
Gymnastics Finishes with 2 All-Americans and 1 National Champion in the USAG Collegiate National Meet
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“It was a fantastic meet and considering all the injuries and all the setbacks we’ve had, it was a great way to end our season,” Hall said.
crew
Rowing Successes Across the Board in the First Regattas of the Spring Season
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“The varsity boat had a good race. The second varsity boat needed a lot of improvement; [they need to] find better connection to the water so they go faster,” said head coach Todd Kennett ’91. “As soon as you start … changing the lineups, that can change everything.”
Gymnastics
Gymnasts Earn Individual, School Records at ECAC Championships
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“[Receiving a 10 has] only happened to one other person,” Hall said. “Only two people in school history got a ten from a judge.”
Gymnastics
Cornell Gymnastics Scores Well in Back-To-Back Meets, Yielding Two School Records
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The team has struggled on beam throughout the season and scored an overall 47.075 on Saturday. During the Rutgers meet, however, they redeemed themselves with a markedly improved 48.300 score.
Gymnastics
Gymnastics Looks to Shake Low Score Ahead of Meet Promoting Mental Health Awareness
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The Red will hold its first meet at Bartels Hall of the season next Sunday.
Gymnastics
Gymnastics Earns Season-High Score in Another Phenomenal Performance
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Showing marked improvement on the beam, the Red topped its season high and edged out Yale.
Featured in Category
Gymnastics Places 2nd at Ivy Classic Championship with Second-Highest Season Score
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First-place finished by three Cornell gymnasts led the Red to a strong finish.
Women's Gymnastics
Women’s Gymnastics Heads Into Ivy Championships After Earning 2nd Highest Score of Season
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The Red is cruising at the right time heading into the Ivy Classical Championships.
Sports
Gymnastics Senior Day Yields Season-High Score
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“The seniors this year carry the team a lot,” said sophomore Amy Shen. “They all compete a lot and contribute to the team scores … This current senior class is such a powerhouse.”