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“We didn’t overthink things and made adjustments quickly,” Vande Berg said. “What I’m most proud of is that we had so many players come in at different times and the chemistry on the court wasn’t affected a bit. Everyone knew their job and trusted that their teammate would execute theirs. It’s fun to watch.”
Cross country began the fall season at Colgate in the Harry Lang Invitational.
Men’s golf finished in sixth at the Alex Lagowitz Memorial tournament.
Sophomore forward Alioune Ka helped the Red sweep with goals in both West Coast games.
The start of classes signals the return of fall sports. Here’s all you need to know about Cornell’s return to the field.
A valiant 4th quarter comeback effort was not enough to end Cornell’s 45 year wait for another national championship, as Cornell fell 9-7 to Maryland in the title game on Monday.
Follow along as men’s lacrosse faces Maryland in the national championship game.
“The fact that we are where we are is due in large part to the guys that we have in the room and the tradition and the precedent that’s been set at a place like Cornell,” Buczek said. “We can start talking about fate and destiny, but it’s a lot of hard work, a lot of perseverance, a lot of resiliency and great leadership that’s got us where we are.”
Cornell was strong in all phases of the game to top Rutgers in the NCAA semifinal, 17-10.
Catch up on everything you need to know about men’s lacrosse as the Red prepares to play Rutgers in the Final Four.