After playing soccer together all their lives growing up together, junior Ryan and freshman Connor Bayne now have the opportunity to play together for their father’s alma mater with the hope of bringing success to Cornell men’s soccer.
field hockey
Make-A-Wish Charity Game Is Personal for Field Hockey’s Conklin
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Maddy Conklin of Cornell field hockey tells her journey growing up with Cystic Fibrosis and how she’s hoping to give back to those like her.
women's soccer
Now at Helm of Women’s Soccer, Hornibrook Implements ‘Praise-Oriented’ Culture
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Hornibrook, once a member of the Canadian National Team staff, brings with him years of professional and collegiate coaching experience.
Features
New Age Jerry Maguires: The Rise of a Homebred Sports Management Firm
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“If he needs someone to do his daughter’s homework, we have a guy for that.”
Top 25 Senior Athletes
The Sun’s 2016-17 Top 25 Senior Athletes
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Which of your favorite seniors cracked the list?
Top 25 Senior Athletes
Male Athlete of the Year: Track & Field’s Rudy Winkler
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Winkler has gone where few Cornellians before him have gone — the Olympics.
Top 25 Senior Athletes
Female Athlete of the Year: Basketball’s Nia Marshall
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Marshall departs as the leading scorer in Cornell women’s basketball history.
Baseball
In Return From Injury, Baseball’s Will Simoneit Shows Promise With Breakout Season
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“I want others to be excited when I come up to bat and hope that I can be the guy for the team.”
Features
Brilliance, Humor and Compassion: A Window Into Richie Moran’s Inspiring Life
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He goes the extra mile and offers to be a resource for those in need, saying “whoever’s reading this, if you feel in anyway I can help, I’ll be available 24/7.”
10 Questions
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10 Questions With Baseball’s Paul Balestrieri
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“When you’re younger in baseball and decide that’s your sport, it’s a really big time commitment.”
10 Questions
10 Questions With Women’s Lacrosse Captain Catie Smith
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When I was a junior in high school, I almost decided I didn’t want to play lacrosse in college anymore because I got missed in the first round of recruiting.