Men's lacrosse
Relentless Attack Leads No. 12 Men’s Lacrosse to Season-Opening Win
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“Once our offense gets on a roll, they are one of the toughest in the country to defend,” Rasimovicz said.
Women's basketball
Defeat Against Dartmouth Keeps Women’s Basketball Winless in February
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In two tough Ivy contests, the Red faced Harvard on Friday night, taking a heavy loss, followed by Dartmouth on Saturday — with a heartbreaking gap of only two points from the win. For the Harvard game, star senior captains, guard/forward Samantha Widmann and forward Laura Bagwell-Katalinich, reached double-digit scores for Cornell. However, the team lacked cohesion and didn’t have enough members contributing to the scoreboard to tip the scale in the Red’s favor. Cornell saw a much closer battle against Dartmouth the following night. Bagwell-Katalinich started the game on a high note, scoring the first two points for the Red.
Women's hockey
No. 1 Women’s Hockey Crowned ECAC Regular-Season Champions With Pair of Ivy Wins
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But the Bulldogs would not just give the title to Cornell. After a scoreless first period, Yale’s Kristen Nergaard broke the deadlock to put her team on top of the Red.
squash
Squash Falls 9-0 on Senior Day, Looks Ahead to National Championships
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“I’m happy for them — all six of them have been great team members, very successful.”
Men's Basketball
Losing Streak Slips to 3 As Men’s Basketball Drops Pair of 22-Point Games
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Despite the large score differentials at each halftime, the Red improved its performance in the second half against both Harvard and Dartmouth. Against the Crimson, Cornell outscored the home team 48-43 in the second half, and at Dartmouth, the Green only had a 31-28 advantage in the final 20 minutes.
Men's Hockey
No. 2 Men’s Hockey Survives Late Push by RPI, Earns 5th Straight Win
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The Red jumped out to a 3-0 lead, but the Engineers responded with two goals of their own to make things interesting.
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LIVE BLOG: Men’s Hockey Goes for Season Sweep Against Rensselaer
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Keep up with live updates as the Red attempts to take down the Engineers on Lynah ice — a feat Cornell hasn’t accomplished since 2017.
Men's Hockey
Barron and Kaldis Each Score Twice As No. 2 Men’s Hockey Edges Out Union
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But the overturned call brought out a vengeance in the Dutchmen, who came back to play with renewed vigor in the waning minutes of the game.
Sports
LIVE BLOG: No. 2 Men’s Hockey Faces Union at Home
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Follow along live as the Red faces the Dutchmen, who tied Cornell, 3-3, back in January.
Men's Hockey
With ECAC Race Heating Up, No. 2 Men’s Hockey Preps for Tilts Against Union and RPI
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“You know, we just control what we can control,” said head coach Mike Schafer ’86. “There’s six games left and it always seems to come down to the last game of the season. If that’s the case, hopefully we have fate in our own hands.”