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Men’s basketball claim ECAC title

By Bryan Shay, Staff Writer • April 1, 2010
Coming off its best season in program history, the 2009-10 Bombers had a tough act to follow. Ithaca had transformed from a team full of seasoned veterans to a young squad with loads of talent.

Gymnastics finish fifth at ECACs

By Megan Goldschmidt, Staff Writer • April 1, 2010
Although the gymnastics team had a rollercoaster season, it had higher hopes than its disappointing fifth place finish at the Eastern College Athletic Conference Championships.

Making big leaps

By Tim McQuade, Staff Writer • April 1, 2010
The men’s track and field team recently won its first Eastern College Athletic Conference championship, but because of a hamstring injury, the team was without one of its top long jumpers, junior Kyle Devins.

Deep ball starts surge for Bombers

By Casey Musarra, Sports Editor • April 1, 2010
As senior Caitlin Ryan and freshman Jennifer Biondi stepped up to the plate on Saturday in the softball team’s doubleheader against Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, neither thought that at-bat would be their last of the game.

Squad looks to find consistency with solidified lineup

By Bryan Shay, Staff Writer • April 1, 2010
After committing errors in each of its first 10 games, the baseball team may have finally found its starting lineup.

Blue and Gold win first ECAC title

By Andrew Weiser, Assistant Sports Editor • April 1, 2010
The men’s indoor track team capped off its season with a surprising victory — winning the program’s first Eastern College Athletic Conference championship title.

Blue and Gold continue win streak

By Casey Musarra, Sports Editor • March 28, 2010
The softball team stretched its winning streak to five games in two wins against Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute yesterday in a double header at Kostrinsky Field. The Bombers won the first game 10–2, ending the games in five innings after the mercy rule came into affect. The mercy rule also came into play in the second…

Getting in sync

By Megan Goldschmidt, Staff Writer • March 26, 2010
Awaiting their score as they wait in the “kiss and cry” — the area beside the rink — the skaters of the Cornell University synchronized skating team reflect on all the challenges they faced to get to nationals in Minneapolis.

Staying in the hunt

By Thomas Eschen, Staff Writer • March 26, 2010
Every season, spring break is an opportunity for the men’s lacrosse team to become a tightly knit squad and compete at a high level in California. This year, though, it was looking for more than team bonding; it also hoped to gain its first win of 2010.

Freshmen contribute early spark for softball team

By Casey Musarra, Sports Editor • March 25, 2010
For freshman athletes, the first few games on the field can sometimes be filled with jitters and nervousness. But the rookies on the softball team, overcame these nerves to help the team to a 7–5 start during its spring break trip.

Blue and Gold adjust to outdoor play

By Bryan Shay, Staff Writer • March 25, 2010
The bright California sun did not give the baseball team the warm welcome it was looking for to start the spring. Ithaca began its 2010 season with seven straight losses — the worst start in program history.

Bombers build camaraderie during spring trip

By Brad Kolodner, Staff Writer • March 25, 2010
The men’s tennis team spent its spring break competing against regional opponents in warm, sunny Hilton Head, S.C., but now the Bombers are back on South Hill, working together to bring the heat to the Empire 8.
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