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Men’s Soccer Falls Short of Ivy Playoffs
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The team now awaits its NCAA Tournament fate as it falls out of contention for the Ivy Tournament.
The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/soccer/)
The team now awaits its NCAA Tournament fate as it falls out of contention for the Ivy Tournament.
After losing to Yale, soccer no longer controls its own destiny in clinching a spot in the Ivy League tournament.
Cornell men’s soccer inches back into a potential playoff position with a win over Princeton.
Women’s soccer records its first loss at Berman Field in 11 matches.
“We’ve had a heck of a lot of possession, but we haven’t played where we’ve been dangerous enough,” said head coach John Smith.
After two close matchups, Cornell women’s soccer will turn its attention to Wednesday, when the team takes on Columbia at home.
Cornell men’s soccer avenged its heartbreaking loss to Syracuse in the third round of the NCAA Tournament last year.
Women’s soccer settles for draw against Buffalo.
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After a historic season, men’s soccer falls in the NCAA Sweet 16 to Syracuse.