The Cornell men's lacrosse team has garnered significant recognition with four players named to the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association All-America teams. Willem Firth leads the group with a first-team selection, while Jack Cascadden earned second-team honors. Ryan Goldstein and Brendan Staub were recognized with honorable mention accolades. This acknowledgment underscores the team's competitive spirit and individual talent throughout the season.
In women's rowing, seniors Isabella Capelli and junior Elise Rueppel have been honored for their performances at the recent Ivy League Women's Rowing Championships. Capelli earned First Team All-Ivy recognition, serving as one of the captains and stroking the Big Red's first varsity eight boat. Rueppel, who was named to the Second Team All-Ivy, also achieved Academic All-Ivy honors, highlighting her 3.822 GPA while majoring in earth and atmospheric sciences. Their achievements reflect the program's commitment to excellence both on the water and in academics.
The Cornell sailing team concluded its historic season by finishing 17th at the ICSA Open Fleet Race National Championship, marking the program's best finish in its history. This milestone follows their eighth-place finish at the Open Eastern Semifinals, which secured their first-ever spot in the national finals. Competing against elite collegiate programs, the Big Red showcased their skills, particularly through the A Division crew of junior skipper Winborne Majette and freshman crew Grace Penque, who delivered several strong performances, including a notable victory in race 11.
In women's basketball, head coach Emily Garner has announced the addition of five new student-athletes to the roster for the upcoming 2026-27 season. This recruitment marks a significant step forward for the program as it seeks to build on its competitive foundation and enhance its performance in the Ivy League.