The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/category/sports/page/2/)
“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.
Cornell’s final tally over the weekend left them at 65 over par, 22 strokes behind 12th-place Georgetown.
Columbia got out to a hot start against the Red, shutting Cornell out in the first game and winning 12-0.
Past performance against both of the weekend’s competitors was not in favor of the Red — and, unfortunately, history repeated itself.
On Sunday, we all bore witness to the culmination of perhaps the greatest comeback in the history of professional sports.
Cornell’s second straight high-quality defensive effort gave the Red a win against nationally-ranked Notre Dame.
Cornell’s defense — without some key contributors — shut down Brown for a key Ivy League victory.
After a midweek road loss to Syracuse, Cornell takes on another heavyweight on Sunday.
An offensive explosion against Colgate is a good sign for the Red and its injury-addled pitching staff.
The Red dropped five of six games against Ivy foes over the break.