Volleyball reaches NCAA quarterfinals for first time since 1999
After losing to Clarkson University in the Liberty League championship on Nov. 4, the volleyball team has advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals.
After losing to Clarkson University in the Liberty League championship on Nov. 4, the volleyball team has advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals.
The volleyball team defeated the Stevens Ducks 3–1 to advance to the NCAA Regional Finals for the first time since 2000.
In a five-set match, the volleyball team lost the Liberty League Championship game to Clarkson University 3–2 Nov. 4 at Ben Light Gymnasium.
The volleyball team advanced to the Liberty League Conference Championship with a 3–0 win against Skidmore College Nov. 3.
As the first weekend of October rolls around, Ithaca College’s fall teams are gearing up for Liberty League games on the road.
Many of Ithaca College’s fall teams are opening up the month of October in Ithaca for their respective games against Liberty League opponents.
In their first Liberty League conference game, the women’s soccer team lost to Clarkson University 2–1 at Carp Wood Field Sept. 23.
The men’s soccer team fell to their first Liberty League Conference opponent Clarkson University by the score of 2–1 Sept. 23.
The women’s soccer team defeated Wells College at Carp Wood Field Sept. 16 winning by the score of 8–0.
The men’s soccer team will be looking for the new head coach, Kyle Dezotell, to lead them to success and an winning record in a new league.
The volleyball team is looking to get past the second round of the NCAA tournament, which has ended their season for the last two years.
Starting in the Fall of 2017, Ithaca College will be leaving the Empire 8 Conference and enter into the Liberty League Conference.