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The Ithaca College and SUNY Cortland football teams treated fans to a thriller, battling through rain and snow in the 62nd Cortaca Jug game Nov. 13 in Cortland.

With the 62nd Cortaca Jug game having been played Nov. 13 between the Ithaca College and SUNY Cortland football teams, next up on the schedule is the 10th annual “Cortaca Mug.”

On Nov. 14, members of the Ithaca College men’s and women’s crew teams participated in the annual “Rent-A-Rower” event to benefit the local community.

Ithaca College and SUNY Cortland held a joint-press conference Nov. 10 in Cortland, New York, leading up to the 62nd Cortaca Jug game.

The Ithaca College swimming and diving program is currently in the midst of its first full season with Kevin Markwardt as the head coach for both the men’s and women’s teams.

Senior wrestling captain Logan Ninos will not compete again after doctors advised him to stop wrestling due to multiple concussions.

Prior to the Ithaca Invitational on Nov. 5 and 6, Ithaca College Athletics announced Oct. 27 there will be no spectators permitted for the event held at the A&E Center.

Conor Dow was announced as the newest men’s assistant basketball coach Oct. 4, joining head coach Waleed Farid on the bench. 

The women’s basketball team does not only foster its connection in Ben Light Gymnasium — the team has bonded at the off-campus house where three of the team’s seniors live.

As the fall regular season winds down for Ithaca College Athletics, postseason tournaments are set to begin, and six teams are looking to bring home a Liberty League Championship.

Three senior Ithaca College sports media students organized and hosted a panel discussing how Esports, fantasy sports and gambling are causing the coverage of sports to change.

After nearly two years of waiting, Ithaca College students are excited to witness the “biggest little game in the nation” in just a few weeks in the 62nd edition of the Cortaca Jug.