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Quote from: Ken711 on April 24, 2025, 10:03:04 PM1.  Alyx Mcwilliams DT 6'3" 260 - Western Albemarle (Crozet, VA) - Offers; Brown, Columbia and Yale
2.  Jackson Renger LB 6'3" 215 - Los Alamitos, CA - Offers: Fresno State and Northern Arizona
3.  Joseph Malone DE 6'2" 235 - Mt. Lebanon, PA - Offers: Albany, Brown, Bucknell, Buffalo, Columbia, Georgetown, Lehigh, Kent State, Maine, New Hampshire, Richmond, Stoney Brook, Toledo
4.  Ben Hockman WR - 6'1" 175 - Savannah, GA - Offers: Dartmouth, Fordham, Harvard, Richmond, University. Rhode Island (Also competes in track 100m:10.6, 200m: 21.5)
5.  Ben Van Hoek DE/LB 6'3" 220 - Chelsea High School, MI - Offers: Dartmouth, Yale
6.  James Harding OL 6'6" 270 - Saint Johns, FL - Offers: Air Force, Fordham, Harvard
7.  Vince Soonian Ath 6'1" 195 - Buckingham Browne & Nichols (Cambridge, MA) - Offers: Brown, Bucknell
8.  Adrian Ortiz TE 6'4" 235 - Temecula, CA - (3 star) - Offers: Colgate, Columbia, Dartmouth, Fordham, Georgetown, Princeton, University of San Diego, Yale
9. Will Berlin DE/OLB 6'2" 230 - Cornelius, NC - Offers: Davidson, Wofford
10. Jackson Cox DE/LB 6'3" 230 - Sandy Springs, GA - (3 star) - Offers: Dartmouth, Kent State, Marshall, Maryland, Ole Miss, Purdue, Southern Miss, Wisconsin
11. Wills Campbell WR 6'2" 200 - Roswell, GA - Offers:  Austin Peay, Gardner-Webb, Lehigh, Miami of Ohio, Penn, Wofford
12. DK Garza RB 5'10" 185 - San Antonio, TX - Offers: Brown, Trinity
13. Emmanuel Dorelus Jr WR/DB 6'1" 180 - Port St. Lucie, FL - Offers: Miami of Ohio, Penn
14. Dominique Tshiboyi DB 6'3" 190  - Kernersville, NC - Offers: Originally committed to North Carolina
15. Jaxon Long WR 6'3" 200 - Springboro, OH - Offers: Air Force, Army, Bucknell, Columbia, Dartmouth, Gardner-Webb, Lehigh, Penn, Yale
16. Henry Jackson DT 6'2" 310 - New Orleans, LA - Offers: Air Force, Army, Colgate, Columbia, Georgetown, Lafayette, Nichols State, Penn, Southeast Louisiana
17. Josiah "Big Play" Smith S 5'11" 205 Fairburn, GA - Offers: Appalachian State, Austin Peay, Brown, Bryant, Dartmouth, Fordham, Georgia State, Kennesaw State, Navy, Penn, Princeton, Samford, University of West Georgia, Wofford
18. Albert Reinberg OL 6'3" 275 - St. Louis, MO - Offers: Brown, Fordham
19. Chase Calarco RB/DB 5'11" 195 - Northen Highlands, NJ - Offers: Colgate, Marist
20. Eli Macneal QB 6'0" 180 - Carlsbad, CA - (3 Star) Offers: Brown, Indiana, New Mexico, UNLV, Utah, Yale
21. Mekhi Oluwa DB/WR 6'2" 190 - Chula Vista, CA - Offers:  Dartmouth, UNLV
22. Colton Astorino OL 6'7" 275 - Pittsburgh, PA - Offers: Bucknell, Robert Morris, Youngstown State University
23. Colton Anderson DL 6'3" 255 - Philadelphia, PA - Offers: Duquesne, Penn
24. Brayden Billman S 6'0" 170 - New Oxford, PA - Offers: JMU
25. Michael McColgan QB 6'0" 190 - Deerfield Academy - Offers: Originally committed to Harvard for lacrosse, and Vanderbilt for football.  He may try and play both sports. 
26. Marvin Hicke OL/DL 6'5" 250 - Webb School. TN - Offers: Columbia
27. Caden Green DL 6'3" 255 - Phillips Exeter Academy NH - Offers: Dartmouth, Georgetown, Penn, Princeton and William & Mary (Will also play on Track team in Spring as a discus athlete)
28. Jack Schimberg LB 6'0" 205 - Xavier Cedar Rapids, IA - Offers: Coastal Carolina
29. David Esquivel OL 6'3" 280 - Houston, TX - Offers: Brown
30. Preston Otter QB 6'4" 215 - Saginaw, MI - Transfer from South Dakota State University
31. Emery Speight DB 5'11" 175 - Concord, CA - (3 star) - Offers: Columbia, Georgetown and Hawaii
32. Anthony Atkins II ATH/DB 6'1" - Greenville, SC. - Decommitted from Navy, also had offers from Army, East Tennessee State, Gardner-Webb and Stetson
33. Ty Doughty ATH/RB 5'9" 180 - Transfer from Mercer University. (Before committing to Mercer he had offers from Air Force, Army, Navy, UTEP and Samford)
34. Daniel Ogiozee DT - 6'4" 260 - Summit, NJ
35. Dylan Liner WR/DB - 6'2" 200 - Wheaton, IL - Originally committed to Yale (Also All-State in track 4.40 40yd dash)

1.  James O'Farrell OT 6'6" 285 -  Kansas City, MO - Offers: Columbia and Penn
2.  Dax Labrum QB 6'3" 185 - Solana Beach, CA -  (Completed 207 of 310 passes (66.8%) for 3,106 yards, 36 touchdowns, and was named a First-Team All-League selection.)
3.  Osi Yearwood RB 5'10" 200 - Cromwell, CT - Offers: Army, Brown, Columbia, Lehigh, New Haven, Stonehill and Syracuse

Quote from: ugarte on April 29, 2026, 08:54:53 PMno ivy players drafted. haven't seen if any were signed as udfa. the draft has gotten increasingly weighted towards the big conferences as it's easier to score and poach transfers who grow or outperform their high school projections.

Not drafted or udfa, but a few are camp invites.

Quote from: rss77 on April 28, 2026, 06:52:31 PMAny one have a report on the Spring game played this past Friday?

Looking at the Spring Game highlights it was good to see that WR Sam Musungu is back playing, after missing last year with a knee injury.

https://www.cornellsun.com/article/2026/04/4lir9ni9agdt

Time goes by fast.

As expected, Jake Fiegen is entering the transfer portal, per reports.

Quote from: scoop85 on March 15, 2026, 12:41:21 PM

Quote from: chimpfood on March 14, 2026, 11:36:14 PMIt's really heartbreaking to follow this team anywhere they go for Ivy madness and lose to Yale in a game that's never close every single year. We made the tournament 5 years in a row and only made the final once, never won, that just can't happen.

With all the seniors leaving it's hard not to feel like our window has closed, and our chance was in the last five years. I have no hope for the team in the near future, because there's just no talent. Really really upsetting loss for me.

Watching Penn-Yale, with Penn up 4 late in the 1st half. T.J. Power — the former blue chip Duke recruit who 1st transferred to UVA then this year to Penn - is dominating the game with 23 of Penn's 34 points. He's the type of big-time transfer we need to bring in if we want to stay near the top of the league.

He's the difference maker.  Cornell is starting to bring in good transfer recruits in football under Swanstrom, they need to do the same thing in the basketball program.

Latest NCAA top ten rankings USA Lacrosse magazine.

1. Notre Dame
2. Richmond
3. Princeton
4. Harvard
5. Duke
6. North Carolina
7. Ohio State
8. Cornell
9. Army
10.Syracuse

With the this Yale win today, and combined with the other game results around the Ivy League, Cornell is now in sole possession of fourth place and the final spot in Ivy Tournament with two games left to play.

Quote from: George64 on February 21, 2026, 04:22:04 PM

Quote from: Cornell95 on February 21, 2026, 04:13:53 PMshort turnaround for Hobart on Tuesday (forcast is for low-20s in Ithaca)

When is the Meinig Fieldhouse supposed to open?

Late Spring/early summer.

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I think Beeeej has been clearing them, but presumably has kinda given up for now. Sucks though because even when I want to go read through the older posts, 70% of them are Belarusian dentists or printers or shit like that.

Can't speak to JTW's availability, but personally I have had significant family commitments both similar to and dissimilar from Age's, and last week I was on a much-needed vacation leading into major surgery this coming Friday. I will do what I can find time to do over the next few days, but ironically it's while I'm recovering for a few weeks afterward that I'm likely to be able to take care of moderation expeditiously since I won't be working. I'll also reach out to Age again to remind him of the continuing problems.

Good luck with your surgery.

Russia spammers must be working overtime. Wish there was a way to block their ip addresses.

ITHACA, N.Y. -- Following the successful completion of a $4 million fundraising campaign, Cornell Athletics will move forward with Phase 2 of the Cornell Field Hockey Complex, which includes construction of a team clubhouse and indoor training facility slated for completion in summer 2027.

The Phase 2 fundraising effort was fueled by a broad, collaborative coalition of Cornell alumni and supporters, reflecting a shared belief in the power of athletics to shape leadership, community and opportunity. While women's athletics alumnae and advocates played a leading role in the campaign, the effort also benefited from meaningful support from donors who have historically invested in men's athletics, supported other areas of the university, or were making their first gift to athletics.

Lead gifts from Marsha Dodson '75, Karin Bain Kukral '82, and Rebecca Quinn Morgan '60 made possible the construction of the indoor practice facility, completing the vision for a championship-caliber home for Cornell Field Hockey. Their leadership, along with the relentless work of a project advisory group and a project development committee (noted below), helped inspire a groundswell of participation that ultimately brought the project across the finish line.

I hope the athletic department is working on an athletics fund raising campaign to next replace the Teagle pool and Schoellkopf Stadium improvements as well.

https://cornellbigred.com/news/2026/2/10/athletics-completes-4-million-fundraising-effort-to-complete-cornell-field-hockey-complex.aspx

Final: Cornell 88 Columbia 67  Nice convincing road win.