The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/zorahahn/)
The Red earned three team first-place finishes — in vault, floor and beam, earning 48.125, 47.650 and 48.550 points, respectively. Cornell also earned second place on bars, with a 45.025 finish.
These games bring the women’s record up to 10-4 and the men’s record to 8-4.
Cornell started its season strong, at one point boasting an 11-game winning streak before its first loss to Yale.
Heading into the final weekend of Ivy League play, Cornell is 9-3, behind 10-2 Yale and 11-1 Princeton.
While Cornell did defeat Penn, it lost a 2-0 lead against Princeton and its first-place spot in the conference standings.
The Red’s second outing against the Lions mirrored its first matchup as it picked up another clean victory.
Cornell’s winning streak finally came to an end with a 3-1 loss to Yale.
Cornell’s winning streak stands at 10 games after two more wins over Ivy League opponents.
Cornell extended its winning streak to eight games as it defeated both Princeton and Penn on the road.
“We came out a little sloppy in that first set, and this team decided they didn’t want it that way. They really took control of the match … it was easy to coach.”