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M. Soccer Falls to Syracuse, Wins Against Hartwick

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Men’s soccer head coach Jaro Zawislan’s return to his old stomping ground of Syracuse may not have unfolded exactly as planned, but there was a silver lining to the long weekend, as the Red (1-1) picked up its first win of the season against Hartwick (1-1-1), and the first of Zawislan’s tenure as coach. A late-game penalty kick gave Syracuse (1-2) the advantage in Saturday night’s matchup, but Cornell would rebound in commanding fashion on Monday night –– shutting out Hartwick by a score of 1-0. In doing so, the Red equaled its win total from last season and snapped an 11-game losing streak dating back to Sept. 21, 2008.

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M. Soccer Notches First League Win

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The men’s soccer team started off a successful Homecoming weekend for Cornell by defeating Yale, 2-1, on Friday night for its first Ivy League win of 2006.

Only a few minutes into the game, freshman forward Matt Bouraee scored and the Red took the lead for the next 15 minutes of play. Yale countered with a goal and the game remained tied until junior captain Kyle Lynch scored the game-winning goal on a header from sophomore Miyad Movassaghi in the 70th minute of play.


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Close call

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Senior back Kiery Tuttle (5) looks to step around a Yale attacker during the Red’s 2-1 victory over the Bulldogs on Berman Field Friday night.


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Winless Streak Continues as M. Soccer Falls to Quakers

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Not much had changed by the end of the men’s soccer team’s home game against Penn. Cornell had been struggling to find the back of the net, while Penn hadn’t been having any trouble. Cornell was in the midst of a two-week winless streak, while Penn had won five of its last six games.


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Buffalo Outlasts M. Soccer

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Clark scores in double overtime, earns Bulls’ victory

Sometimes, all it takes is one lucky bounce, one moment of hesitation, one mental lapse that creates the breakthrough to win a game. Unfortunately for the men’s soccer team, it was on the wrong end of such a game-breaking moment.


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Empty feeling

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Junior midfielder Brian Kuritzky makes a play on the ball during the Red’s 1-0 loss to Buffalo at Berman field yesterday.