Cornell and Ivy League cancel spring athletic conference competition
Cornell University will not be participating in spring sports competition following the Ivy League’s decision to cancel competition due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cornell University will not be participating in spring sports competition following the Ivy League’s decision to cancel competition due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
As the first team to return to competition at Ithaca College, the men’s and women’s indoor track and field teams held an intrasquad scrimmage on Feb. 13 and 14.
With sports finally returning after almost a year away, athletes are adding new elements to their routines: masks, practice pods and COVID-19 tests.
NCAA announced that it will cancel all winter athletic championships for the 2020–21 school year due to lack of participation from member institutions.
The Liberty League has canceled winter athletic competition because of the COVID-19 pandemic. All of IC’s winter sports will be affected by this decision.
The SUNY Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) announced in October that it will not be competing in winter sports this upcoming season.
IC is planning for winter sports seasons to be condensed to Liberty League competition only. Official announcement will be made in November.
IC sport studies minor is currently on hiatus and not be accepting new students after Stephen Mosher announced he will be retiring from teaching full-time after Spring 2021.
Meg Dowd ’19 is following a long line of Ithaca College women to work with Women Leaders in College Sports.
The Liberty League decided July 7 to resume athletics this fall. The plan stated that fall athletics will begin no earlier than Sept. 26.
Ithaca College’s first fall sports practice will not be held Aug. 10 despite the NCAA Division III Administrative Committee’s decision on the matter.
The NCAA Division III Administrative Committee has reduced the minimum competitions required for sports sponsorship and championship qualification.