Football prepares for the 59th annual Cortaca Jug game
Both the Ithaca College and the SUNY Cortland football teams are coming into the 59th annual Cortaca Jug game with a 6–3 record.
Both the Ithaca College and the SUNY Cortland football teams are coming into the 59th annual Cortaca Jug game with a 6–3 record.
The football team defeated Union College 20–3 Nov. 4 at Butterfield Stadium. With the win, the Bombers move up in the Liberty League standings.
The men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams took on RPI on the road. The women lost 194–104 while the men lost 191.5–106.5.
The volleyball team swept SUNY Cortland 3–0 at home. The Bombers have defeated the Red Dragons every year since the 2014 season.
As the first weekend of October rolls around, Ithaca College’s fall teams are gearing up for Liberty League games on the road.
During the 2015 commencement, Lisa Kleeman was caught off-guard when she realized that her daughter was not going to walk during the graduation ceremony.
The Ithaca College club ice hockey team has a 1–2 record overall, but they are looking to stand out in its division as a team to watch out for.
After coming off a win against St. Lawrence Sept. 30, the Ithaca College field hockey team was shut out by SUNY Cortland 3–0 on Oct. 1.
With great performances by Peyton Greco, Kyra Denish and Indiana Jones, the women’s golf team took home first place at the Martin-Wallace Invitational
The field hockey team took down Liberty League Conference opponent St. Lawrence 2–1 after coming up big in the second half.
Many Ithaca College fall teams are traveling on the road including football, field hockey, women’s golf and men’s tennis.
The women’s soccer team fell to SUNY Cortland at Carp Wood Field by the score of 1–0 after a late goal by the Red Dragons.