Cornell women's lacrosse continued its winning streak with an 11-6 victory over Dartmouth, showcasing strong defensive efforts and balanced scoring. The Big Red dictated the game from the start, leveraging a robust defensive strategy to counter Dartmouth's attacks, despite losing draw controls. Coach Jenny Graap highlighted the team's united effort and the importance of their strong defense in recovering possessions.

By the Numbers
  • Cornell achieved a total of 26 shots, compared to Dartmouth's 18.
  • The Big Red scored six goals in the third quarter, significantly enhancing their lead.
  • Six different players scored, with Lexie Tully and Ellie Bergin both netting three goals.
State of Play
  • Cornell improved its overall record to 7-3 and 2-1 in Ivy League play.
  • The victory marks Cornell's fourth consecutive win.
  • Dartmouth briefly challenged in the fourth quarter with three goals but couldn't overcome the deficit.
What's Next

Cornell prepares for a pivotal matchup against Syracuse, set for Tuesday night at Schoellkopf Field. The team aims to maintain their momentum and approach the game with physical and mental readiness to meet the challenge.

Bottom Line

The Big Red's emphatic victory underscores their effective teamwork and defensive strategy, crucial for maintaining their winning streak as they gear up for an important rivalry matchup against Syracuse.