Football
Ivy League Power Rankings: Little Movement Three Weeks into Season
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Cornell remains at No. 7 for the second week in a row.
golf
Golf’s Fall Season Comes to Close After Disappointing Second Half
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The Red finished tied for seventh out of nine this past Monday and Tuesday in the Hampton Intercollegiate, held at Maidstone Golf Club in East Hampton, New York, scoring a combined total of 943, or 79-over par and good for a tie with Ivy League foe Penn.
Football
Coming Off Two Losses, Football Aims to Preserve Recent Edge Against Harvard
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“Harvard’s Harvard. They do the same thing every year. They have a very base defense — they have four down, three linebackers. They’re very solid, and they don’t change a lot of what they do because they’re pretty good at what they do.”
women's soccer
Ready to Turn Things Around, Women’s Soccer Hosts Talented Harvard Team
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“The group of freshmen definitely helped us off to the best start we have had since 2005,” said head coach Dwight Hornibrook.
men's soccer
Freshman Talent on Display as Men’s Soccer Digs Deep for 1-0 Win Against Colgate
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“Every time I get in [the game], I take it as an opportunity to get better and make something happen.”
volleyball
Volleyball Maintains Hot Streak, Defeats Both Penn and Princeton
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Cornell extended its winning streak to eight games as it defeated both Princeton and Penn on the road.
men's soccer
Men’s Soccer’s Comeback Falls Short in 3-2 Loss to Penn
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After upsetting the No. 3 team in the nation in Akron last week, Cornell saw its three-game winning streak come to an end in a narrow loss to the Quakers.
Men's Tennis
Men’s Tennis Turns in Strong Showing at Dartmouth Invitational
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Facing a variety of opponents, the Red fared well at the Dartmouth Invitational, adding another strong performance to its fall resume.
Cross Country
Cross Country Competes at Lehigh Paul Short Run
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Competing at its biggest meet yet, Cornell notched 10th and 21st place finishes on the women’s and men’s sides, respectively.
field hockey
Field Hockey Earns 1st Ivy Win in Shootout Triumph Over Columbia
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Senior goalkeeper Maddie Henry stopped all five shots in the shootout and junior forward Grace Royer scored the shootout winner to give Cornell its first Ivy victory of 2019.