men's soccer
Men’s Soccer Falls in Overtime Thriller Against Syracuse
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Cornell got the scoring started early, but lost to Syracuse in overtime.
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One Goal Is All That’s Needed In Men’s Soccer Home Opener Win
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“We want this to be a place where people don’t want to play us,” said sophomore defender Jonah Kagen of Cornell’s home turf.
men's soccer
Men’s Soccer Confident Ahead of Saturday’s Home Opener
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“There is so much energy and excitement,” sophomore outside back Jonah Kagen said. “We want [teams to fear] coming to play at our house.”
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Men’s Soccer’s Weekend Trip to Michigan a Learning Experience, Red Defeats No. 16 Michigan State in Overtime
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The teams went into overtime tied 1-1, each side growing more confident in its attacks. Both sides traded chances in the first five minutes, with the game looking like it could end in either team’s favor. On Monday, freshman Will Citron was named the Ivy League Rookie of the Week for his clutch performance.
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Men’s Soccer Heads to Michigan to Start 2019 Season
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John Smith said he hopes to rely on his team’s depth in 2019.
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Building on Its Progress: A Look at Men’s Soccer’s 2019 Season
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Head coach John Smith — who, in three years, has led the team from a 1-14-2 record to 11-6 — coached Cornell to a fourth-place Ivy finish last season. This year, preseason polls project the Red to finish at third in the conference.
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Men’s Soccer Beats Columbia in Overtime in Season’s Final Game
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The Red beat Columbia in overtime to earn a win in its final game of the season.
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Men’s Soccer Looks to Finish Season Strong After Dropping 3 Straight
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With one match to go, Cornell looks to end its successful season with a victory over Columbia.
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Men’s Soccer’s Last Home Game Ends in Overtime Loss to Dartmouth
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“Unfortunately, we had a poor start to the overtime period and we paid the penalty for it.”
men's soccer
Coach, 3 Players Bring English Perspectives to Revitalized Men’s Soccer
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While the cultural differences between the U.S. and U.K. may not be as obvious or prevalent as those between other countries, there are drastic differences in the schooling systems which can prove to be difficult adjustments.