Championship Counter (REVISITED)

In my original post, I neglected to include Cornell's title in sprint football. So, by my count, Cornell has six titles in 2006-2007. In my blog, I list the titles from the last 3 years. I believe Cornell finished second in each year for 2003-2004, 2004-2005, and 2005-2006 in total number of Ivy titles.

2006-2007 Cornell Championships

Men's Lax Ivy Champs
Women's Volleyball-Ivy Champs
Women's Indoor Track-Ivy Heps Champs
Men's Indoor Track-IC4A Champs
Wrestling-Ivy /EIWA Champs (#7 Natl Rank USA Today, 12th NCAA Championships)
Sprint Lightweight Football-CSFL Champions

2006-2007 Ivy League Champions Standings

Princeton (9 Titles)

* Men’s Cross Country
* Women’s Cross Country
* Men’s Squash
* Women’s Squash
* Men’s Swimming
* Women’s Swimming
* Football
* Field Hockey
* Men’s Indoor Track

Cornell (6 Titles)

* Men's Lacrosse Ivy Champs
* Women's Volleyball-Ivy Champs
* Women's Indoor Track-Ivy Heps Champs
* Men's Indoor Track-IC4A Champs
* Wrestling-Ivy /EIWA Champs (#7 Natl Rank USA Today, 12th NCAA
Championships)
* Sprint Lightweight Football-CSFL Champions

Penn (5 Titles)

* Men’s Basketball
* Men’s Golf
* Women’s Lacrosse
* Men’s Tennis
* Women’s Tennis

Columbia (3 Titles)

* Women’s Soccer
* Women’s Fencing
* Women’s Golf

Harvard (3 Titles)

* Men’s Soccer
* Women’s Basketball
* Men’s Fencing

Yale (2 Titles)

* Football
* Men’s Ice Hockey

Dartmouth (1 Title)

* Women’s Ice Hockey

Brown (0 Titles)

Dartmouth won the men's ice hockey title too as many of us can remember.

Thanks. I missed that one.

The point of my post was to show that Cornell has generally been in the top 2 in the championship counter for the last 4 years.

If we can sustain the strength of our lax, wrestling and hockey programs while improving in football and basketball-- we could literally dominate the conference.

Next year could be a big year for our athletics department.

Don't sell the track teams short. They can rack up four titles per year.

Speaking of which, is there a reason outdoor heps haven't been hosted in Ithaca since 1983?

Yeah-- it is called snow.

Chris '03
Don't sell the track teams short. They can rack up four titles per year.

Speaking of which, is there a reason outdoor heps haven't been hosted in Ithaca since 1983?

While that is a very long time I suspect some of the scheduling has been due to overuse of Barton for the Indoor Heps.

[www.ivyleaguesports.com]

In 1953, the Heptagonal Championships would move to Barton Hall on the campus of Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y., and 26 consecutive championships would take place there.

I don't know about now but I recall back in the early 90s Barton was referred to as "the only eight lane indoor track in the Ivy League" which I guess made it better suited to host the championships.