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Big Red football opens camp with reminder; growth comes after the rain

Big Red football opens camp with reminder; growth comes after the rain
As stretching ended and strength and conditioning coach Tom Howley’s whistle kicked off the 2017 Cornell football season, the skies opened. Rain poured down, almost hail-like in force. Not one player complained. They know that after the rain is when you see the biggest growth. So as a new season commenced on Tuesday afternoon on Schoellkopf Field, head coach David... more

Cornell basketball announces travel-heavy 2017-18 schedule

Cornell basketball announces travel-heavy 2017-18 schedule
Starting in Syracuse and ending in New Hampshire, Cornell men’s basketball will travel to nine states around the country for 15 road games over the course of the 2017-18 regular season, the team announced Friday. Looking to make its first Ivy League tournament in the event’s second year, Cornell’s 27 games will take the team to Boston, Virginia, Pittsburgh, Delaware... more

Cornell hockey unveils 2017-18 schedule with home-heavy first-half, no Florida Classic

Cornell hockey unveils 2017-18 schedule with home-heavy first-half, no Florida Classic
The opening of the 2016-17 season was not a favorable one for Cornell men’s hockey on paper. The Red played a program-record five games away before seeing action at Lynah to become the last NCAA Division I team in the country to play at home. Cornell played a mere two games at home before Thanksgiving, but found relative success on... more

Home-heavy start highlights 2017-18 Cornell men’s hockey schedule

Home-heavy start highlights 2017-18 Cornell men’s hockey schedule
The Cornell men’s hockey team announced today its schedule for the upcoming season, including seven home games before the Thanksgiving holiday and the highly anticipated resumption of the Red Hot Hockey series against Boston University on Nov. 25 at famed Madison Square Garden in New York. After being the last NCAA Division I team to play its first home game... more

Cornell, BU to renew rivalry Nov. 25 at Madison Square Garden

Cornell, BU to renew rivalry Nov. 25 at Madison Square Garden
The long-storied rivalry between Cornell men’s hockey and Boston University will get a new chapter this coming Thanksgiving weekend in the sixth installment of Red Hot Hockey, taking place at Madison Square Garden in New York City, the respective athletics departments announced Thursday. “We are very excited to return to Madison Square Garden for another year of this fantastic event,”... more

Cornell ranks among nation’s best In NCAA APR

Cornell ranks among nation’s best In NCAA APR
Cornell University ranks among the best according to the annual NCAA Division I Academic Progress Report (APR) for 2015-16. The APR measures semester-by-semester records for every individual team in Division I with regard to each team members’ continuing eligibility, retention and progress toward graduation. Cornell had seven teams honored and five with perfect scores. CornellBigRed.com: Read More more

Cornell men’s lacrosse coach resigns

Cornell men’s lacrosse coach resigns
Cornell University promoted Peter Milliman to interim head coach of its men’s lacrosse team following the resignation of Matt Kerwick on Monday. Milliman has been an assistant the past four seasons and will serve as interim head coach through the 2018 season. A nationwide search will commence at that time to name a full-time replacement. IthacaJournal.com: Read More more

Cornell ranks among nation’s best In NCAA APR

Cornell ranks among nation’s best In NCAA APR
Cornell University ranks among the best according to the annual NCAA Division I Academic Progress Report (APR) for 2015-16. The APR measures semester-by-semester records for every individual team in Division I with regard to each team members’ continuing eligibility, retention and progress toward graduation. Cornell had seven teams honored and five with perfect scores. CornellBigRed.com: Read More more

Big Red fell short against Brown, look to improve against Princeton

Big Red fell short against Brown, look to improve against Princeton
Despite an aggressive first half and a strong showing defensively, the Red came up short against Brown this past weekend in Providence, after the Bears’ freshman midfielder Amanda Lane scored off a corner kick in the 85th minute of play. The goal boosted Brown to a 1-0 victory over Cornell without sufficient time remaining for… Cornell Sun Sports: Read More more

Three keys to a Cornell football victory over Dartmouth

Three keys to a Cornell football victory over Dartmouth
On Oct. 1, Cornell football pulled off as improbable an upset as ever. The Red defeated the nationally-ranked Colgate Raiders in Hamilton, NY, after trailing by 23 points in the second quarter. Sophomore quarterback Dalton Banks threw for over 450 yards and 4 touchdowns — in just his third career start — and the Red’s… Cornell Sun Sports: Read More more
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