Columns
KANTOR | The Garden’s Harvard Game Was Missing Lynah Magic
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Something was definitely missing at MSG, aside from a few Cornell goals and injured skaters.
Men's Basketball
Men’s Basketball Set for Trip to Lafayette
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Although Cornell has won three consecutive meetings with Lafayette, the Leopards hold the overall lead in the series with an 11-10 record against the Red.
Men's Hockey
No. 15 Men’s Hockey Struggles to Cope With Injuries to 4 Key Players
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Cornell has already lost 12 man-games to injury on its blue line this season as opposed to 10 all of last year.
Men's Hockey
No. 15 Men’s Hockey Falls to Archrival Harvard Under Bright Lights of MSG
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Cornell failed to meet expectations on Saturday after nearly seven months of hype leading up to a big-time rivalry showdown at the world’s most famous arena.
Men's Hockey
Live Blog: No. 15 Men’s Hockey Clashes With Archrival Harvard at Madison Square Garden
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One of the top rivalries college hockey is headed to the world’s most famous arena.
Men's Hockey
‘No Love Lost’: No. 15 Men’s Hockey Set for Big Stage Against Archrival Harvard
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The 2018 Frozen Apple will take place this Saturday in Manhattan.
Men's Hockey
Safety Schools, a Handshake Line and Plenty of Fish: A Brief History of Cornell-Harvard Hockey
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Saturday will represent another milestone that fans and pundits alike will reflect upon for the ages.
Men's Hockey
Lynah Lowdown: What to Know as No. 15 Men’s Hockey Readies for Harvard at MSG
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Saturday will mark the 10th time since 2007 that Cornell will play a game at The Garden.
Sports
Women’s Hockey Claims Sole Possession of Second Place in ECAC
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No. 7 women’s hockey improved from its two-tie effort last weekend with only one tie in this weekend’s pair of games. The Red were able to outscore Quinnipiac in the other game, and took sole possession of second place in the ECAC. The Red returned three players and head coach Doug Derraugh from their stint representing the Canadian national team in the Four Nations’ Cup. They came back at a good time, too, as the Red faced off with two tough conference foes.
Around The Ivies
Around the Ivy League: Princeton Crowned Champs, Cornell Not Last
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Princeton’s win in its season finale against Penn capped off an undefeated season, and cemented the Tigers as outright Ivy champions. The Red battled for a 3-4 Ivy record, but instead fell to 2-5 in a heartbreaker at Columbia making Cornell’s final record only better than that of winless Brown.