In a thrilling game, No. 6 Cornell overcame a three-goal deficit to defeat No. 10 Harvard 11-9, clinching their 34th Ivy League regular season title. This comeback victory showcases Cornell's resilience, as they rallied from an early 4-1 deficit, propelled by stellar performances from Ryan Goldstein and Willem Firth, who collectively accounted for nine goals. With this win, Cornell secures the right to host the Ivy League Tournament starting May 1, continuing their dominance in Ivy League lacrosse.

By the Numbers
  • Cornell’s all-time record against Harvard improves to 71-27.
  • Goldstein scored four goals and contributed three assists, reaching 182 career points, positioning him ninth all-time.
State of Play
  • Cornell extended its winning streak to five games.
  • The team has had a player score at least five goals in each of the last three games.
  • Goldstein and Firth contributed significantly during the game, emphasizing their critical roles moving forward.
What's Next

Cornell is set to host the Ivy League Tournament on May 1, where they will seek to extend their success and compete for the championship after a strong regular season performance.

Bottom Line

The resilience displayed by Cornell, particularly in overcoming deficits, positions them as a formidable contender in the upcoming Ivy League Tournament, reinforcing their status as leaders in Ivy League lacrosse.