Cornell women's basketball secured a decisive 62-50 win against Canisius, marking their second consecutive road victory. Led by Rachel Kaus's 18 points, the Big Red improved to a 2-2 season record while Canisius dropped to 0-5. A strong second quarter propelled Cornell to a halftime lead which they maintained, showcasing efficiency and teamwork throughout the game.

By the Numbers
  • Cornell shot 70.0% from the field in the fourth quarter.
  • Rachel Kaus and Paige Engels combined for 33 points on 14-for-21 shooting.
Yes, But

Despite the convincing win, Canisius demonstrated potential in the third quarter, shooting 72.7% from the field and closing the gap to just one point in the final quarter, indicating their ability to compete.

State of Play
  • Cornell now has three consecutive games with three or more players scoring in double figures.
  • Canisius struggled defensively, allowing Cornell to excel especially in critical moments of the game.
What's Next

Cornell is set to begin their home schedule against Colgate, looking to extend their win streak with a matchup on Tuesday, November 18th. The Big Red hope to maintain momentum against a competitive Raiders team.

Bottom Line

The Big Red's balanced offensive effort and strong fourth-quarter performance highlight their potential as they look to build on their recent success and improve their season standing.