Slope TV’s Arthur Mansbach and Ben Rosenthal went behind the scenes at the men’s basketball practices to get the inside scoop on the upcoming season. They spoke with senior Captain Chris Wroblewski and Head Coach Bill Courtney.
by Morgan Miller 3 months ago
We took some time to sit down with Cornell Wrestlers, Cam Simaz ’12 and Kyle Dake ’13, to talk about the upcoming season.
For more information about the season, check out our interview with Coach Rob Koll
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by Alec Berin 3 months ago
Volleyball Senior Night 2011 – The girls squared off with Harvard and came out with a victory in 5 sets.
by brittany.berliner 3 months ago
The Big Red earned a 5-1 victory over Carleton on Saturday, October, 22.
by Morgan Miller 3 months ago
Saturday, October 22, the Men’s Soccer Team took on Brown University. The fans came out in record numbers in order to “Break the Berman Record.” Successfully creating a new record, the fans cheered on the Big Red as Brown came out strong int eh first half. Cornell fought back, with an goal from sophomore Stephen Reisert in the opening minutes of the second half. However, Brown replied with a goal of their own, sending the game into two overtimes. The game would eventually end in a 1-1 tie, as the Big Red continues their now 12 game unbeaten streak. http://www.slopemedia.org/wp-admin/post-new.php
by Alec Berin 3 months ago
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The Cornell Men’s Hockey team took the Ice on October 21st in this year’s home opener and exhibition against Guelph. A tough, physical match-up, the Big Red came out with a 3 – 2 victory.
by Tim Weisberg 3 months ago
Big Red Talk got a chance to sit down with Cornell men’s soccer coach Jaro Zawislan. After taking over a team that finished 1-15 in 2008, Zawislan has guided the Big Red to an 8-1-3 record in 2011, and the team’s first 3-0 start to Ivy League play in over 25 years. The Big Red beat Yale 2-0 Saturday to increase their lose-less streak to 11 games. The Big Red are atop the Ivy standings with five games remaining, and have not lost since losing to Niagara in their season opener Sept. 2.
by Tim Weisberg 4 months ago
Big Red Talk sat down with Cornell senior forward Catherine White to discuss the upcoming women’s hockey season as part of an interview series. White discusses the team’s goals, as well as the upcoming exhibition against Brampton, which will feature current and former players from the Canadian National Team. The Big Red host Brampton this Friday, Oct. 14 at 7 p.m., and play their first official home game Friday, Oct. 28 against Yale.
by Morgan Miller 4 months ago
After a loss to Post University, Cornell Sprint Football bounced back in a win over Princeton (0-3). Quarterback Brendan Miller completed 13 of 15 pass attempts for a total of 211 yards and 4 touchdowns, one week after missing the game against Post with a concussion. The Big Red (2-1) hosts Army this Friday at 7 p.m.
by Tim Weisberg 4 months ago
Big Red Talk sat down with Cornell women’s ice hockey coach Doug Derraugh to discuss the upcoming season and his recent role as an assistant coach for the Canada National Team staff, a team which includes four Cornell players. The season starts with an exhibition Friday, Oct. 14 against Brampton, and the first official home game of the season will be against Yale on Friday, Oct. 28. The Big Red have made it to two consecutive Frozen Fours, including a National Runner-up finish in 2010.
by Tim Weisberg 4 months ago
The Cornell Big Red avenged last season’s loss to Wagner (1-4) with a 31-7 win Saturday afternoon at Schoellkopf Field. Shane Savage caught two touchdown passes, and quarterback Jeff Mathews passed for 197 yards on three touchdown passes, as well as scored on a rushing touchdown. The Big Red (2-1, 0-1 Ivy League) defense recorded eight team sacks, the second-highest total in program history and highest since recording a record 10 sacks at Harvard in 1992. The Big Red host Harvard next Saturday, Oct. 8 at 12:30 p.m.
