The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/womens_basketball/page/2/)
“We need people who are offensive threats, and that’s exactly what she has been for us. She can be a high energy spark plug for us, and when she does that, good things happen for her [and] good things happen for our team.”
The Red will look for its first win in Thursday’s matchup against Colgate after falling to Loyola and Pittsburgh to start the season.
“We are not going to be able to replace who [last year’s seniors] were. We need this team to create its own identity. I love that they are hungry for the new opportunity.”
Marshall departs as the leading scorer in Cornell women’s basketball history.
“It was a disappointing finish for us, and despite accomplishing a lot of what we wanted to this year, our biggest goal was reaching the Ivy League Tournament.”
“The season wasn’t a disappointment, but our expectations were high, and we just didn’t meet them.”
Cornell takes on Yale and Brown this weekend who are breathing down the Red’s neck in search of the Ivy League Tournament.
“We wanted to make the game memorable for Nia and wanted her to remember that moment as a win not just for herself, but for the whole team.”
“Our entire class wants to leave behind the legacy of being the first Cornell women’s basketball team to compete in the Ivy League tournament.”
With its pair of wins at home, Cornell jumped up in the Ivy League standings and is tied with Brown in fourth at 5-5.