Cornell Soccer 2026

Started by chimpfood, July 07, 2026, 12:54:54 PM

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ugarte

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Quote from: nyc94 on October 24, 2026, 06:08:25 PMMen defeated Dartmouth 3-1 and clinched the Ivy League title.
Princeton loses 3-2 to Brown. At this rate, the Tigers might need to win the ILT to get to the postseason and sitting in 6th place at 1-3-1 (and Penn still on the schedule) they might not even qualify for the ILT.

dbilmes

Some of the big-time sports schools are pushing for college soccer to become a two-season sport, spanning both the fall and spring semesters. Not surprisingly, according to this article in the Athletic, the Ivies are unanimously opposed.

dbilmes

Big soccer game at Yale this Saturday. While Cornell has clinched Ivy title and will be hosting post-season tournament, just about every other team in the league is still in the running to qualify for the league tourney. Depending upon other results, Yale might be able to clinch a berth if it beats us.

Cornell *   5-0   1.000   10-3   .769   W3
Penn      2-1-2   .600   6-3-4   .615   T1
Yale      2-1-2   .600   4-6-3   .423   W1
Dartmouth   2-2-1   .500   4-5-4   .462   L1
Harvard      2-2-1   .500   4-6-3   .423   T1
Princeton   1-3-1   .300   6-4-4   .571   L2
Brown      1-3-1   .300   6-5-3   .536   T1
Columbia   0-3-2.200   5-4-4   .538   W1