SUMMER 2015

Celebrating 150 Years of Cornell Athletics

Gabe Dean: NCAA Champion at 184 lbs. Shana Coffey: Women’s Polo: IHSA Novice Fences Champion 14th Championship

Lightweight Rowing: 2nd Consecutive Undefeated Season MEN’S SPRING RECAP “An Incredible Feeling”—Two Years in a Row by Katherine Falb ’15

Katherine Falb ’15 has been the coxswain on the lightweight rowing varsity eight boat during the Big Red’s current run of back-to-back undefeated national championship seasons. Falb shares the crew’s thoughts on successfully defending its national championship at the IRA Regatta on May 31st. rowing form and how efficiently we [the crew] row the boat. We felt Heading into the IRA National Championship weekend, there was confident using our base speed to control races from the front, without definitely a sense of pressure - not only to top off our perfect season, the need to make too many physically taxing moves to overtake or put but also to repeat last year’s victory. We all knew we could handle away an opponent. This gave us the confidence in the IRA Grand Final the pressure because we were confident in our training and capability to get in front, control the race and defend against any late charging to race. We also had trust in each other to persevere through tough crews looking to advance their position in the final push to the finish situations and to put our bow ball out in front of the field. line. On top of our strong base speed we used a very effective final sprint One of our mantras this year was to focus on ‘beating ourselves.’ to shift our speed in the final strokes to the finish line. Crossing the Coach Kerber helped us realize that we can’t control what our finish line with ample margin over the rest of the field left no doubt in competitors are doing - all we can do is control how we prepare and anyone’s mind and was an incredible feeling. our attitude going into battle with other crews. With this internal One of the best parts of my experience with the team has been focus, we spent the time between the Eastern Sprints and the IRAs becoming a member of the Cornell Lightweight Rowing family. Not training, essentially working to ‘beat ourselves’ by perfecting different only are we a team, but we also truly are a family of rowing generations. technical parts of the stroke and honing the race plan to beat our own We are incredibly blessed to have a supportive alumni network that previous time trial results. makes this family so close. After every race it is awesome connecting This season we approached many of our dual races with similar and reconnecting with alumni because they each have their own stories race tactics. By using a generalized format for each race, we [the to share and they live through our current experiences both in and crew] looked to improve upon each week by learning from each of out of the boat. I have really enjoyed getting to meet alumni and truly the different pre-race and race routines. As the coxswain, I had to understand the “big-ness” of Cornell Rowing and how integrated we all determine changes to our race plan on the fly, in order to make the are as both student-athletes and supportive alumni. boat more efficient or overtake our competitors. There was a basic When we crossed the finish line, capping an undefeated season with script but the pressure was on me to use discretion as the race unfolded. the National Championship title, it was amazing to hear our teammates In the IRA final, we used a similar race plan. The only change was and alumni singing the Cornell Crew Song while we waited to get on to add more assertiveness before the 1,000-meter mark (halfway) to the medals dock. In my freshman year, I did not really understand the establish control after the rough water (cross chop) and put a lot of Cornell Crew Song’s significance. However, now that I am finishing pressure on our opponents. We stuck to the plan all the way down the off my time at Cornell, I get very emotional whenever I hear or sing course with technical focus and tactical moves we practiced all season. the Crew Song because it reminds me of all of my favorite memories These were very effective and gave us a lead by the 1,000-meter mark at Cornell. When we approached the medals dock and we heard the that we continued to widen. Crew Song, it reminded me of all of my great memories at Cornell, One of our biggest strengths this season was the speed of our base. especially how awesome it is to be a part of the Cornell Lightweight This base pacing accounts for about 50-60% of the entire race and Rowing family. The Crew Song is special, and it brings all Cornell solid base speed is derived from the combination of power, good rowers together, whether they are walk-on novices or alumni. 2 SPIRIT! MAGAZINE SHOP NOW FOR YOUR CORNELL ATHLETICS APPAREL. SPRING RECAP

Men’s Lightweight Rowing NOTES: The varsity eight recorded its second straight May 17, 2015 CLICK HERE undefeated season and repeated TO GO TO as national champion at the IRA After sweeping its final four opponents of the season MEN’S Regatta. The Big Red won its to cap consecutive undefeated slates in head-to-head LIGHTWEIGHT second consecutive crown for the ROWING first time since 2008. The eights competition, the No. 1 lightweight men’s rowing raced to a 5:38.989 to defeat team put in a dominating performance at the 2015 Columbia by a length, and Harvard was third. It was the fifth title in EARC Sprints on May 17 on Lake Quinsigamond in the last 10 seasons, and sixth Worcester, Mass. For the first time in over 50 years, the time overall since the lightweight Big Red won back-to-back Jope Cups and consecutive championship was added in 1990. Ivy League championships by edging conference foe Columbia in the varsity eight and medaling in all five races. Cornell also won the Joseph Wright Trophy for the second year in a row by taking first overall among all EARC varsity eight boats. In addition to the gold in the varsity eight that secured the Ivy League championship and the Wright Trophy, Cornell also earned significant Jope Cup points with a silver medal in the second varsity eight and a gold medal in the third varsity eight.

Men’s Heavyweight Rowing April 18, 2015 The No. 9 Big Red accomplished something it hadn’t done in more than CLICK HERE TO GO TO 40 years, sweeping No. 12 Navy and No. 13 Syracuse on Onondaga Lake. MEN’S Cornell won the varsity eight race by beating Navy to the line by just under HEAVYWEIGHT ROWING one second to earn consecutive Goes Trophies for the first time since 2009- 10. The Big Red went on to pick up wins in the second varsity eight, and freshmen eight as well, for its first sweep of the Midshipmen and Orange since 1974. The three victories earned Cornell the Stagg Trophy, which NOTES: At the 113th IRA Regatta, the varsity eight is awarded to the overall winner of the day’s races, giving the Big Red finished 10th overall (5:52.485), consecutive Stagg Trophies for the first time since winning four straight from while the first freshman boat was fifth overall, clocking 5:55.310 in 2001-04. the Grand Finals. At the EARC Sprints, the fourth varsity eight won the gold and the third varsity eight took the bronze. On the Schuylkill River, the Big Red swept Penn to win both the Madeira Cup and the James Wray Memorial Trophy for the eighth consecutive season. It also swept Dartmouth, who rowed as a guest in the cup races.

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NOTES: Senior Kate Roach Women’s Rowing May 2, 2015 was named to the CRCA Mid- In its final competition of the cup season, the women’s rowing team Atlantic Region first-team for the third straight year. Junior Ellen saved its best for last, winning three of five races vs. Dartmouth on Barrett was selected to the second Cayuga Lake to win its second consecutive Parents Cup, and its fourth team, and was also named a Cup over the past five seasons. The Big Red kicked off Senior Day with CRCA National Scholar-Athlete. Joining Barrett on the National an open water victory in the varsity 4A, crossing the line 11.1 seconds Scholar-Athlete list were two- ahead of the Big Green. The race for the Parents Cup was up next and time honoree junior Kelly Albanir, senior Ali Totta and sophomore the results were similar, with Cornell winning by open water, exactly 14 Caroline Crawford. seconds ahead of Dartmouth. The Big Red also had a dominant win in the third varsity eight, besting the visitors by over 10 seconds.

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Women’s Sailing April 27, 2015 In its first year as a varsity program, the sailing team earned an impressive sixth at the MAISA Women’s Dinghy NOTES: In the second day at the National Championships, Championships to secure a spot in the Big Red competed well and the Sperry/ ICSA Women’s National advanced from 15th place to finish Semifinals. Cornell was one of 28 teams in 12th, due to an outstanding performance from the A-division at Nationals, thanks in large part to tandem in the final nine races. its A-division team of senior skipper Skipper Borshoff and her crews of sophomore Lindsay Gimple Jenny Borshoff and junior crew Claire and freshman Noelle Crough, Riedman. The Big Red earned top 10 tallied four top three finishes in the afternoon, including three finishes in the 12 races, consistently in the final five races. That group placing in the top five, with a high of placed 11th overall with 188 team points…The B-division grouping of second. Borshoff, a senior captain, junior skipper Quinn Howes and earned her fourth straight national crew Claire Riedman finished 14th overall with 210 points, and had championship appearance and was five top-10 finishes on day two to named to the All-Conference second help the cause. Howes’ strong team for skippers. Riedman was also CLICK HERE performance during the two days TO GO TO of semifinal competition helped selected to the All-Conference team WOMEN’S advance the Big Red to the finals. SAILING for her role as a crew in Coed and Also key to the successful effort at Nationals were sophomore Women’s competition. Julie Barbera, and freshman Gigi Boehringer. 4 SPIRIT! MAGAZINE SHOP NOW FOR YOUR CORNELL ATHLETICS APPAREL. SPRING RECAP Women’s Lacrosse NOTES: The team qualified for its fourth consecutive Ivy League March 31, 2015 tournament with a thrilling 10-9 The women laxers capped a fantastic comeback victory over Harvard spring trip to the West Coast with an on Senior Day. The team was 9-7 overall and 4-3 in the Ancient emphatic statement. Senior Lindsay Eight. Toppe became the school’s Toppe and junior Emily Tripodi powered all-time leading goal scorer (149). Senior Sarah Hefner set a record for an offensive blitz, as the Big Red stormed career draw controls (159). Toppe into Palo Alto and routed No. 9 Stanford and sophomore Amie Dickson 15-7 in front of a nationally televised were unanimous All-Ivy first-team picks, while Sarah Hefner, Claire audience. This was the Big Red’s MacManus and Emily Tripodi first victory over a ranked team since garnered second-team honors. Toppe was also selected to the dispatching No. 7 Penn State on March 13, IWLCA All-Northeast first team, 2013. Cornell opened the game with the while Dickson made the second unit. first six goals and outscored the Cardinal 9-3 after halftime to secure the win. Tripodi collected a career-high seven points (3g- CLICK HERE 4a), leading four other multi-point scorers TO GO TO WOMEN’S in the victory. The Cardinal did not lose LACROSSE again until the NCAA Tournament.

Men’s Lacrosse April 25, 2015 CLICK HERE The combination of Cornell’s Charter Day celebration TO GO TO MEN’S and the team’s Senior Day celebration brought a LACROSSE huge crowd to Schoellkopf Field on April 25th to watch the No. 12 hosts battle No. 14 Princeton in another epic contest that once again had Ivy League NOTES: Buczek was named championship implications. After 15 minutes of play, the Senior CLASS Award winner the Tigers held a 5-0 advantage and seemed to be in men’s lacrosse in addition to earning All-America, USILA Scholar poised to take the Ivy crown, but a goal by senior All-America, ECAC All-Star, and John Edmonds just over one-minute into the second All-Ivy League first-team honors... Senior defenseman Jordan Stevens quarter sparked a 10-0 Big Red scoring run, and was accorded All-America second- Cornell went on to the 15-10 victory. With the win, team honors, ECAC All-Star, and USILA Scholar All-America the Big Red earned a share of its third consecutive, mention. He won All-Ivy first-team and conference-high 29th, Ivy League title, while honors, along with senior attack closing the regular season with a perfect 6-0 record Matt Donovan who also received All-America honorable mention… on Schoellkopf Field. Senior Connor Buczek led Senior middie John Hogan was Cornell with four goals to become the first-ever Big All-Ivy second team, while senior attack Dan Lintner and sophomore Red midfielder to eclipse 100 career goals, while goalie Christian Knight received sophomore Domenic Massimilian won 14-of-22 All-Ivy honorable mention…Senior midfielder Chris Cook earned All- faceoffs to become just the second player in Cornell America honorable mention. history to register more than 200 faceoff wins in a single season. 5 SPIRIT! MAGAZINE SHOP NOW FOR YOUR CORNELL ATHLETICS APPAREL. VISIT SHOP.CORNELLBIGRED.COM MEN’SMEN’S SPRING RECAP Women’s Softball NOTES: Freshman first baseman Megan Murray (.370) April 25, 2015 and junior outfielder Emily Head Coach Dick Blood will have a dugout full of Weinberg (.385) earned first-team All-Ivy League honors, while junior memories from his final weekend on the job, though utility player Meg Parker (.343) discerning a favorite might prove difficult. He could was named to the second team. McGivney topped the team in choose the alumnae who returned to thank him, RBIs (33) and doubles (15). Blood’s numbering more than three-dozen, or the group photo 623 wins rank No. 1 in Ivy League softball history, and he posted they shared following Saturday’s doubleheader. He more triumphs than any other might choose freshman Tori Togashi’s game-tying Cornell coach in a single sport. three-run home run in the seventh inning to extend game two to extras, just two innings after stepping out of the third base coach’s box to remind her about keeping her head up after pulling off on a ball. Most of CLICK HERE TO GO TO the couple hundred in attendance would likely choose WOMEN’S SOFTBALL the ping of junior outfielder Michiko McGivney’s eighth- inning home run off the right field foul pole to give the Big Red a 10-7 walk-off win for the Big Red mentor’s 621st career victory. He retired several days later with a school-record 623 wins and five Ivy League titles, while Cornell closed the 2015 campaign with a 17-24 mark.

Men’s Baseball April 26, 2015 Senior Spencer Scorza had five hits and classmate Brian McAfee tossed a four-hit shutout to give the Big Red NOTES: Joining McAfee and a Senior Day doubleheader sweep of Scorza on the All-Ivy team with honorable mention recognition rival Princeton at Hoy Field. Scorza, were Wagner and senior third an All-Ivy League second-team baseman Kevin Tatum, the team’s selection, was 4-for-4 in the opener, second-leading hitter (.302). This marks the ninth consecutive season and sophomore Tommy Wagner — in which Cornell has at least three who led the team in hitting (.308) for players earning Ivy postseason honors. McAfee bounced back the season — drove in the first four after missing 2014 with an injury, runs of a 10-0 rout in the opener. and led the team in wins (5-2), ERA (1.77), complete games (4), That was more than enough support shutouts (2) and strikeouts (38). for McAfee, an All-Ivy first-team pick and the program’s all-time leader in fewest walks allowed per nine innings (1.14). The Big Red went on CLICK HERE TO GO TO to win the second game, 2-1, behind MEN’S five flawless innings of relief from BASEBALL senior Eric Upton.

6 SPIRIT! MAGAZINE SHOP NOW FOR YOUR CORNELL ATHLETICS APPAREL. SPRING RECAP MEN’S Women’s NOTES: At the ECACs, Taysia Radoslav set a school Outdoor Track freshman record in the 400 hurdles (57.89) and classmate May 9-10, 2015 Shannon Hugard broke her The women’s track and field team had a strong own frosh school record in the 800 (2:07.82). The 4x400 relay showing at the Ivy League Heptagonals at historic team of senior Katie Woodford, Franklin Field in Philadelphia, Pa. The squad, led by the classmate Zena Krolliesuah, Radoslav, and junior Udeme sensational efforts of junior Udeme Akpaete, improved Akpaete regained their Ivy from the indoor season to snag fourth place at the League record at the NCAA championships. Akpaete set school records in winning East Regionals with a time of 3:31.77. At the NCAA the 400 (53.17) and 200 (23.78) and was a part of two Championships in Eugene, Heps meet records in the 4x100 (45.21) and 4x400 Ore., Radoslav turned in a time of 59.38, despite running in the (3:34.78) relays en route to claiming a historic four outside lane, for 22nd overall Heps titles and being named the unanimous winner of and All-America honorable mention. The 4x400 relay the meet’s Most Outstanding Performer award. Cornell earned All-America second competitors took home five event titles, while posting team honors to place 16th overall. three program records, two freshmen records and 32 ECAC qualifying performances on the weekend. Senior CLICK HERE TO GO TO Eve Bishop completed an indoor/outdoor sweep of WOMEN’S the pole vault (12’ 5 1/2”). This young team boasted TRACK 11 freshmen and six sophomores who are expected to compete strongly in the league well into the future. Men’s Outdoor Track May 9-10, 2015 The men’s track and field squad battled back-and- forth with Princeton in an Ivy League Heptagonal Championship for the ages at Penn’s Franklin Field. In the end, the Tigers edged the Big Red 163-159.50 in the final team scoring; the closest finish at an Outdoor Heps since the Big Red bested the Tigers 130-127 in 2003. Senior Stephen Mozia made Cornell history by becoming the first thrower to be a four-time shot put NOTES: At the NCAA championships (64’9 ¼”) champion, and just the fourth to achieve the in Eugene, OR, Winkler came up huge, placing eighth overall in the hammer to feat in Ivy League history. He also took home runner- earn All-America first-team honors. He up finishes in both the discus (200’9”) and hammer had five performances that bettered his previous school record and his best throw (196’6”) throws at the event. Mozia was named the was 223’ 5”…Mozia competed at the Field Most Outstanding Performer by a unanimous NCAAs even though he has been injured CLICK HERE this spring. His 18th-place toss in the shot TO GO TO vote. His efforts highlighted an excellent showing put was 61’ 7” to earn him All-America MEN’S by the Big Red, as the team posted five other title honorable mention…Much of the above TRACK success can be attributed to Assistant performances: sophomore Rudy Winkler (Hammer Coach Megan Johnson who was named Throw, 218’), freshman Myles Lazarou (High Jump, Northeast Regional Men’s Assistant Coach 6’9 1/2”), junior Max Hairston (110 Hurdles, 14.11), of the Year. Under her five-year tenure, the Big Red men have produced All-American as well as victories by the 4x100 (40.60) and 4x400 honors in every outdoor throwing event (3:10.90) relay teams. (shot put, discus, javelin and hammer). 7 SPIRIT! MAGAZINE SHOP NOW FOR YOUR CORNELL ATHLETICS APPAREL. VISIT SHOP.CORNELLBIGRED.COM Women’s Equestrian NOTES: De Rham’s fourth- place finish in the Cacchione Cup, April 30-May 3, 2015 given to the top collegiate rider, Under first-year Head Coach Joanna Novakovic was the highest placement ever by a Cornellian, as she finished sixth last ’03, the equestrian team compiled one of its season. The riders took home team most successful seasons in program history. The championships at five events over the course of the season, including Big Red set a program record with five riders the Ivy League Show at Briarwood individually qualifying for the IHSA National Farms in Ringoes, N.J…Mary Beth Hannon earned the Ronald P. Lynch Championships in Springfield, Mass., over the Senior Spirit Award at the Senior week of April 30 to May 3. Sophomore Shana Athletics Banquet. She competed in the intermediate flats and novice Coffey took home a National Championship in fences. the Novice Fences division at the event, while classmates Chelsea Huss (Reserve Champion Open Fences) and Carlee Roberts (Third Place Novice Fences) also had Top-3 finishes. Senior co-captain Georgiana de Rham capped CLICK HERE a fantastic Cornell career with a fourth-place TO GO TO WOMEN’S performance in her bid for the Cacchione Cup, EQUESTRIAN collegiate equestrian’s greatest prize.

Men’s Golf April 26, 2015 CLICK HERE For the first time in program history, two members TO GO TO MEN’S of the Big Red captured All-Ivy League honors in the GOLF same season. Brothers Luke and Mike Graboyes both garnered spots on the second team after finishing tied for seventh at the three-day Ivy League championships. NOTES: Sophomore Luke Cornell finished seventh in the team portion of the Graboyes led the team with a event, and Mike Graboyes received votes for the 75.21 average per round, followed by freshman Mike at 76.11. Luke League’s Rookie of the Year honors. He saved his and Mike both shot low scores of best round for last, shooting a 74 on the final day. 69 during the 2014-15 campaign, with the former accomplishing it at Luke Graboyes was one shot better in the final round, the Navy Fall Classic, and the latter including an eagle on the 15th hole. at the Princeton Invitational. After hitting just a few balls outside, the team opened its season for the first time at the Blue Devil Spring Shootout in Durham, NC. The outstanding spring trip, courtesy of a number of alumni, got the team prepped for the short northeast portion of the spring schedule.

8 SPIRIT! MAGAZINE SHOP NOW FOR YOUR CORNELL ATHLETICS APPAREL. VISIT SHOP.CORNELLBIGRED.COM Women’s Tennis NOTES: Sophomore Marika Cusick was named the MVP with a April 3, 2015 team-high 13 wins (13-5) in the top Freshman Priyanka Shah and junior Jane three singles positions. Classmate D’Ascenzo was the most improved Stewart won the third set in their respective player with a 10-6 slate at No. 2 singles matches to clinch the Big Red’s singles. Jane Stewart was 11-5 at No. 6 singles, and Shah and second victory over Harvard in 38 all-time freshman Liz Stewart were 7-1 at meetings between the two programs. With No. 1 and 2 doubles. the 5-2 victory, Cornell pushed its winning streak to seven matches. Without any seniors on its roster, the Big Red was able to CLICK HERE post a three-win improvement in its league TO GO TO record from the previous season — which WOMEN’S TENNIS is the program’s biggest Ivy jump from one season to the next since 1994. Cornell won three Ivy League matches for just the third time since 1997. Junior Dena Tanenbaum (singles) and sophomore Alexandra D’Ascenzo (doubles) both earned All-Ivy League second-team honors.

Men’s Tennis February 22, 2015 Sophomore Bernardo Casares Rosa CLICK HERE TO GO TO battled back from a set down and MEN’S TENNIS through a second-set tiebreaker victory before winning his match at No. 3 singles to clinch the squad’s upset 4-3 victory over Penn State NOTES: Senior Sam Fleck at the Reis Tennis Center. The Big earned his program record sixth All-Ivy League honor when he was Red was ranked 64th in the country placed on the second team for at the time, and the win over the singles. Fleck is also the program’s first four-time All-Ivy singles 27th-ranked Nittany Lions is believed honoree. Sophomore Chris Vrabel to be the program’s first against a was a remarkable 16-2 in dual singles matches, and he teamed team ranked that high. The Big Red with Casares Rosa to earn All-Ivy went on to win four consecutive Ivy League second-team honors. Over the four years that Silviu Tanasoiu matches to close in on a potential at- has served as the Director of large berth to the NCAA tournament, Intercollegiate Tennis and Savitt- Weiss Head Coach of Men’s Tennis, but a loss to Princeton in the season Cornell has had a total of six All-Ivy finale prevented that. The team League doubles selections. finished with a 12-8 overall record and was 4-3 vs. Ivy competition. 9 SPIRIT! MAGAZINE SHOP NOW FOR YOUR CORNELL ATHLETICS APPAREL. VISIT SHOP.CORNELLBIGRED.COM MEN’S SPRING RECAP

CORNELL ATHLETES COMPETING WITH THE BEST THIS SUMMER

FENCERS TO MAKE JULY HEAVIES AT U23 TRIP TO SOUTH KOREA MEN’S ROWING TRYOUTS Cornell women’s fencing will be well represented in summer Junior Greg Davis will be trying out for the U23 USA Men’s competition in South Korea. Rising senior Angelica Gangemi, a Rowing Team this summer. Selected as alternates for the same veteran of three NCAA championships, will represent the United tryouts are junior Pierre Hills and sophomore Ilia Savin. States at the World University Games in Gwangiu from July 3-14. TRACK PARTICIPANTS Head Coach Iryna Dolgikh will also be part of the U.S. coaches’ cadre. BUSY THIS SUMMER The Big Red will have four fencers participating in the fifth annual Recent grad Stephen Mozia ’15 will compete for Nigeria at the Korea-USA Elite Fencing Invitational in Gangwon from July 3-8. World University Games in South Korea, in both the shot and Representing Cornell will be junior Ediona Sera (foil), and freshmen discus. He also will be in Beijing, China, for the Outdoor World Luby Kiriakidi (foil), Regina Chen (saber) and Megan Buteau (saber). Championships. He holds school records in both events. Men’s WOMEN ROW ACROSS THE POND Head Track Coach Nathan Taylor and Assistant Coach Adrian Durant will serve as National Coaches for the Virgin Islands The women’s rowing team will travel to England to compete in the throughout the summer at the PanAm Games and the World Women’s Henley Regatta on June 19-21. Two eight-member boats Championships, while Assistant Coach Leon Hunt will be will journey to compete against over 1,000 women rowers in this competing at the World University Games in Korea in July. premier international event.

ALUMNI ACCOMPLISHMENTS

SMITH ’08 TO CAPTAIN the 200m and the 4x100 and 4x400 relays. At Cornell, the All- ENGLISH NATIONAL TEAM American holds the outdoor records in the 200m (20.47) and 400m Ashleigh Smith ’08 is the captain of the English National Lacrosse (46.60), and indoor best marks in the 60m (6.69), 200m (20.89), team that will play in the 2017 World Cup to be held at the Surrey 300m (33.46) and 400 (47.94). He has dual citizenship in Canada Sports Park in Guilford, England. Smith played Big Red women’s and Spain. lacrosse from 2004-08, primarily on defense. She ranked 10th HALIM ’08 IN all-time for caused turnovers (48) at the time of graduation. After PAN-AMERICAN GAMES graduation, the English Lacrosse Association hired her as a teacher- Muhammad Halim ’08, the NCAA triple jump champion as a coach. She played for England in the 2012 Champion Challenge in senior at Cornell, will represent the U.S. Virgin Islands at the Pan Florida, and in the 2013 FIL World Cup in Canada. Am Games held in Toronto July 21-16. Later in the summer, he HORTELANO ROIG ‘14 ON will compete in the triple jump and the long jump at the World SPAIN TRACK SQUAD Championships in China. A four-time All-American, he won nine Bruno Hortelano Roig ’14 will represent Spain in the 2015 IAAF individual Heps titles. His personal bests are 25-9 in the long jump World Championships to be held in Beijing, China, August 22- and 54-8 in the triple jump, the latter a U.S. Virgin Islands record. 30. The holder of two Spanish national records, he will compete in 10 SPIRIT! MAGAZINE SHOP NOW FOR YOUR CORNELL ATHLETICS APPAREL. BIG RED FOR LIFE: KATHRYN CONRAD PISCO/MIKE PISCO Kathryn Conrad Pisco ’05 and Mike Pisco ’06— former members of the Big Red volleyball and men’s lacrosse teams — spent nine years working in sales, training and management for large corporations. They recently took 250 days to travel the world, incorporating both personal vacation and volunteer work. Inspired by this experience, the Piscos launched their Why did you choose Cornell? What advice would you offer to own social venture, For both of us, Cornell was the best combination of academ- our current student-athletes? ics and athletics. Kathryn fell in love with the campus on her K. Take time to enjoy the little things about your college Unearth the World, visit, and Mike was struck by the lacrosse team’s camaraderie. experience. Take time to simply relax and explore other that responsibly aspects of campus. What is your favorite Cornell memory? pairs volunteers with K: I will always remember the first nice spring day of each M: Cherish the time you have with your teammates. Give international non-profits. year when you can walk to classes without a coat, go for a everything you can to them and your sport. The relationships long run through the Plantations, and have a drink on the you’ll form during this time will help you succeed on what- patio of College town Bagels. I loved taking advantage of the ever career path you choose. beauty and uniqueness that Cornell and Ithaca had to offer. What inspired you to found Unearth the World? M: My favorite memories are lacrosse-related: We took a very traditional path after college. We worked in corporate America, bought a house and got married. But, • Hosting Navy at Schoellkopf Field in the NCAA after eight years of working, we decided to take a year off Quarterfinals in 2004, a couple months after George to travel. Along the way, we volunteered with five interna- Boiardi passed away. Although we lost 6-5, the team tional nonprofits and fell in love with volunteer travel. But we rallied together all season after the tragedy, culminating learned that the current industry is flawed and noticed some in an emotional hard-fought battle in front of a packed, of the drawbacks to irresponsible international service. Our rowdy Crescent. experience was so transformative that we were inspired to launch our own social enterprise to solve the problems in this • Beating Syracuse in the Carrier Dome during my junior unregulated industry and empower more socially conscious season, 16-14. leaders.

What is the greatest lesson you took What do you find most rewarding from your playing days with the Big Red? about the path you’ve chosen? K: How to multitask and prioritize while still living in the It’s incredibly rewarding to be working in a space that we are moment. I still call upon the discipline that I learned while passionate about. We love that Unearth the World positively CLICK HERE balancing being both a student and an athlete. impacts travelers and the international communities that TO LEARN MORE ABOUT we partner with, while indulging our mutual enthusiasm for Unearth the World M: The importance of “team”, and being a great teammate cultural exchange and international service. and friend. Also, being selfless and to never take anything for granted. These are things that have become part of my Who was the better athlete – everyday life and they stem from my playing days at Cornell. Mike or Kathryn? Long after college, being part of a team is arguably more K: Mike is – hands down. important in the business world. M: No comment.

11 SPIRIT! MAGAZINE SHOP NOW FOR YOUR CORNELL ATHLETICS APPAREL. VISIT SHOP.CORNELLBIGRED.COM Jenner, Mozia Take Home Outstanding Senior Athlete Awards At Senior Banquet

Brianne Jenner and Stephen Mozia took home the Charles H. indoors in the shot put and two Moore Outstanding Senior Varsity Athlete Award on May 19 times outdoors in both the shot at the school’s senior athletics awards banquet. Connor Buczek put and discus. He was the NCAA and Mary Beth Hannon both earned the Ronald P. Lynch runner-up in the shot indoors and Senior Spirit Award, given to student-athletes whose leadership outdoors in 2014. The Cornell on and off the field models the ideals of the Big Red athletics and Nigerian record holder in the department. Lindsay Toppe was recognized with the Mario shot put and discus, he also sits St. George Boiardi ’04 Leadership Award for most embodying on the Cornell top 10 in both the leadership, athleticism and a strong work ethic. hammer throw and the 35-pound weight throw. Mozia was the only undergraduate at the indoor A member of the Big Red women’s IAAF World Championships in ice hockey team, Brianne Jenner 2014, the youngest competitor in was a four-time first-team all-league the shot put by almost four years selection in both ECAC Hockey and and has represented Nigeria at the Ivy League. She also earned first- the African Championships, The Continental Cup, and the team All-America honors in 2013, Commonwealth Games. and second-team in 2015. The two- time ECAC Hockey and Ivy League Player of the Year, Jenner graduated Connor Buczek was the 2014 as the program’s all-time assist leader Ivy League Player of the Year with 136 career helpers and is second and a first-team All-American in all-time with 229 career points. She men’s lacrosse. He is a three-time sat out the 2013-14 school year while unanimous first-team All-Ivy competing for Team Canada at the selection, becoming just the ninth 2014 Sochi Olympics, helping the player in Cornell history and the squad to a gold medal. 33rd player in the history of the Ivy League to be named to the top squad three times in a career. An eight-time All-American in track and field, Stephen Mozia Buczek is the first midfielder in holds the all-time Ivy record in both the shot put (68-7) and Cornell history to score 40 goals the discus (206-5). A two-time Heps Most Outstanding Field in a season, and just the seventh Athlete, Mozia has claimed All-America honors four times midfielder in the history of the Ivy

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League to record both 40 goals in a single season and 100 goals in a career. He will Connor Buczek was selected as graduate as the top scoring midfielder in Big Red history with 155 points and ranks the 2015 Senior CLASS Award® in the top 20 in Cornell history among all players for points (13th – 155), goals (ninth winner in men’s lacrosse. To be eligible for the award, a student- – 106), and assists (18th – 49). An outstanding student in Cornell’s Dyson School of athlete must be classified as an Applied Economics and Management, Buczek has earned a spot on the Dean’s List NCAA Division I senior and have notable achievements in four three times, earned USILA Scholar-Athlete honors and is a candidate for the Capital areas of excellence: community, One Academic All-America team. classroom, character and competition. An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for A campus leader and a member of the Big Red equestrian Staying in School®, the Senior team, Mary Beth Hannon spent the last year and a half as CLASS Award focuses on the total Co-President of the Cornell Student-Athlete Advisory student-athlete and encourages students to use their platform in Council (SAAC) where she worked to improve the presence athletics to make a positive impact of varsity athletes within the department and the Cornell as leaders in their communities. community and also to strengthen camaraderie between Buczek becomes Cornell’s third recipient in the nine-year history of athletes on different teams. Hannon helped organize the Senior CLASS men’s lacrosse charity fundraisers such as Bench Press for a Cure, Win a award, joining Matt McMonagle ‘07 and Max Seibald ‘09, and he Date With the Big Red, and Big Red’s Got Talent, which is the fourth Big Red student- benefited charitable organizations in Ithaca. She was athlete overall to be honored, as accepted into the Red Key Athletic Honor Society as a Colin Greening ‘10 won the Senior CLASS men’s ice hockey award in sophomore and assumed roles coordinating collaboration 2010. between SAAC and Red Key to help modify the Cornell ______Cup competition. Hannon was also one of the Big Red Leadership Institute student interns for 2014-2015, and Jensen Cheong, a running back on the sprint football team, was organized a number of key BRLI initiatives. named a Fulbright Scholar. A first-generation college student, he graduated from the College of Architecture, Art, and Planning, Lindsay Toppe became the school’s career leader in and also from Cornell’s Air Force goals scored (149) for the women’s lacrosse program ROTC program. He reports this summer to Tyndall Air Force Base and was named Ivy League Attacker of the Year in Panama City, FL, to train as an in 2014. A three-time first-team All-Ivy League Air Battle Manager. selection, she also earned IWLCA first-team All- Northeast district honors in each of her final three years. A four-time Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week, she graduated third all-time at Cornell in career points (185) and had two of the top six single- season goal scoring totals. A Tewaaraton Trophy candidate in 2015, she was named to the Ivy League’s all-tournament team this past season. Toppe served as a two-year team captain.

13 SPIRIT! MAGAZINE SHOP NOW FOR YOUR CORNELL ATHLETICS APPAREL. VISIT SHOP.CORNELLBIGRED.COM 2014-2015 Student-Athlete Udeme Akpaete, Women’s Outdoor Track Sam Belcher, Men’s Indoor Track and Field Emily Woodford, Women’s Indoor Track & Field (1000 meters) and Field (500 meters) 2014-15 AWARDS Stephen Mozia, Men’s Outdoor Track & Field Eve Bishop, Women’s Indoor Track and Field Emily Woodford, Women’s Outdoor Track Awards(AS OF 6.12) Rudy Winkler, Men’s Indoor Track & Field (pole vault) and Field (400 hurdles) Eve Bishop, Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Katie Woodford, Women’s Indoor Track and EIWA Wrestler of the Year (1) (pole vault) Field (400 meters) Gabe Dean, Wrestling Ross Clarke, Men’s Indoor Track and Field National Champions (4) (Distance Medley Relay) All-Region/All-District Shana Coffey, Equestrian (IHSA, ECAC Hockey Player of the Year (1) Wynndham Curtis, Men’s Indoor Track and Second Team (3) Novice Fences) Brianne Jenner, Women’s Ice Hockey Field (60 hurdles) Ellen Barrett, Women’s Rowing Gabe Dean, Wrestling (NCAA, 184 pounds) Dominic DeLuca, Men’s Cross Country Amie Dickson, Women’s Lacrosse Men’s Lightweight Rowing (IRA) First-Team All-ECAC (2) Claire DeVoe, Women’s Indoor Track and Shonn Miller, Men’s Basketball Women’s Polo (USPA) Connor Buczek, Men’s Lacrosse Field (1000 meters) Jordan Stevens, Men’s Lacrosse Brian Eimstad, Men’s Cross Country All-Region/All-District Third Team (2) First-Team All-America (11) Emma Eldredge, Women’s Polo Connor Goepel, Men’s Soccer Connor Buczek, Men’s Lacrosse USCHO All-Rookie Team (1) William Gibson, Men’s Indoor Track and Zach Zagorski, Men’s Soccer Gabe Dean, Wrestling Erin O’Connor, Women’s Ice Hockey Field (Distance Medley Relay) Nahshon Garrett, Wrestling Camryn Goodman, Women’s Outdoor First-Team All-Ivy (70) Aditya Jagtap, Men’s Squash Ivy League Rookie of the Year (2) Track and Field (discus) Udeme Akpaete, Women’s Track, (In/Out Danielle Letourneau, Women’s Squash Nick Gesualdi, Football Hillary Holmes, Women’s Outdoor Track 400, Outdoor 200, In/Out 4x400, Outdoor 4x100) Erin O’Connor, Women’s Ice Hockey Ignacio Masias, Men’s Polo and Field (long jump) Tobenna Attah, Men’s Track, Brian Realbuto, Wrestling Tyler Kawalec, Men’s Outdoor Track and (Outdoor 4x400) ECAC Hockey All-Rookie Team (1) Chris Villalonga, Wrestling Field (10,000 meters) Cole Bardreau, Men’s Hockey Erin O’Connor, Women’s Ice Hockey Victoria Wines, Fencing Caroline Kellner, Women’s Cross Country Eve Bishop, Women’s Track, (In/Out Pole Vault) Anna Winslow, Women’s Polo Connor Buczek, Men’s Lacrosse Ivy League Coach of the Year (2) Caroline Kellner, Women’s Outdoor Track Rudy Winkler, Men’s Outdoor Track and Field and Field (5,000 meters) Peter Chodas, Men’s Soccer Chris Kerber, Men’s Lightweight Rowing (hammer throw) Myles Lazarou, Men’s Indoor Track and Paul Clauss, Lightweight Rowing Rob Koll, Wrestling Field (high jump) Gabe Dean, Wrestling Second-Team All-America (8) Dominic DeLuca, Men’s Cross Country USTFCCCA Regional Coach Myles Lazarou, Men’s Outdoor Track and Brianne Jenner, Women’s Ice Hockey Amie Dickson, of the Year (1) Field (high jump) Women’s Lacrosse Stephen Mozia, Men’s Indoor Track Ignacio Masias, Men’s Polo Matt Donovan, Men’s Lacrosse Megan Johnson, Men’s Outdoor and Field (Shot Put) Phelan McCormack, Men’s Indoor Track Alex Evdokimov, Men’s Swimming (100 Track and Field Jordan Stevens, Men’s Lacrosse and Field (Distance Medley Relay) Breast, 200 Breast) Udeme Akpaete, Women’s Outdoor Track Third-Team CoSIDA Academic David Melly, Men’s Cross Country Katherine Falb, Lightweight Rowing and Field (4x400 relay) All-America (1) David Melly, Men’s Indoor Track and Field Chris Fraser, Football Zena Kolliesuah, Women’s Outdoor Track Tyler Conway, Men’s Soccer (Distance Medley Relay) Emily Fulton, Women’s Ice Hockey and Field (4x400 relay) Stephen Mozia, Men’s Outdoor Track and Nahshon Garrett, Wrestling Taysia Radoslav, Women’s Outdoor Track and First-Team CoSIDA Academic Field (discus) Larry Gibson, Men’s Track, (Outdoor 4x100 Field (4x400 relay) All-District (7) Stephen Mozia, Men’s Outdoor Track and & 4x400) Katie Woodford, Women’s Outdoor Track Eve Bishop, Women’s Track Field (shot put) Max Hairston, Men’s Track, and Field (4x400 relay Connor Buczek, Men’s Lacrosse Kristen Niedrich, Women’s Indoor Track (Outdoor 110 Hurdles) Elana Molotsky, Women’s Gymnastics Tyler Conway, Men’s Soccer and Field (mile) Peter Harris, Lightweight Rowing

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Here we go! We are within weeks of the close of the fiscal year on June 30th. Please remember that gifts to a specific program remain in that account to support its operating budget AND other items that may be approved for expenditure in the future. So, funds raised over the target in one sport may not be used to assist another program to reach its goals. Our mandate is to reach 100% in every program in order to meet the expectation of our Vice-President, Provost and President. In addition, we especially want to meet our obligations to demonstrate to our President-Elect, Elizabeth Garrett, that we keep our promises. Balancing our budget by June 30th is among the most important promises we make. Yes, we are permitted to spend our targeted fund raising dollars during the course of the entire academic year – July 1 to June 30th – under the condition that we will not be in the RED when the books close! Thank you for your loyalty to our players and coaching staff. Generous support and authentic care for our programs has fostered improvement in many areas of strength and a requirement for considerable advances in areas in which we are not competitive or among the best in class. Please consider a gift to the team or program with which you are affiliated or to the “Unrestricted Fund” formally known as the BIG RED FUND FOR ATHLETICS. These dollars are applied to areas of investment during the fiscal year that leverage time sensitive opportunities or cover unavoidable budget overages. Heartfelt thanks to the thousands of benefactors who have already included Big Red Athletics and our other programs, like Cornell Outdoor Education (COE), in their philanthropy for the year!

–All the best, Andy

Andrew Noel Jr., The Meakem*Smith Director of Athletics and Physical Education

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Charles J. Abbe ‘63 and Jonathan M. Hinebauch ‘62, MBA ‘67 President’s Kären D. Abbe ‘65 P ‘91 Robert B. Hoffman ‘58 CirCle Alumni Anonymous Susan R. Holliday ‘77 and Peter E. Baccile ‘84 and Christopher E. Holliday P ‘07 Gifts of $25,000 Katherine K. Baccile P ‘14 ‘16 Richard A. Johnson ‘57 and and above Henry E. Bartels ‘48 and Dale R. Johnson ‘58 P ‘86 Nancy H. Bartels ‘48 P ‘71 Mark D. Ketchum ‘71 and Andrew R. Benerofe ‘61 and Pamela P. Ketchum ‘72 P ‘98 Froma B. Benerofe ‘64 P ‘92 Robert L. Lerner ‘78 and C. Morton Bishop III ‘74 and Carol G. Lerner P ‘14 ‘17 Mary Lang P ‘07 ‘11 Michael J. Levine ‘93 and Robert W. Staley ‘57, MBA ‘59 and Richard L. Booth Jr. ‘82 and Alyson A. Levine ‘95 Elizabeth C. Staley ‘60 P ‘85 Roxanne R. Booth Jon A. Lindseth ‘56 and Alex M. Steinbergh ‘62 James L. Broadhead ‘57 and Virginia M. Lindseth ‘56 P ‘79 ‘84 Sharon R. Broadhead P ‘91 ‘96 ‘05 Frank A. Tataseo ‘76 and Susan E. Lynch P ‘90 ‘95 Mary A. Tataseo P ‘15 Jay W. Carter ‘71 and Juliann R. Carter ‘71 P ‘07 Thomas D. MacLeod Jr. ‘70, MBA ‘71 Fred J. Tomczyk ‘77 James T. Cox ‘86 and Justina Cox Adam S. Metz ‘83 and Michael A. Troy ‘81 and Martha Anne H. Metz Alison A. Troy P ‘16 ‘18 Joseph A. De Sena ‘90 Edward T. Moore Jr. ‘71 P ‘07 ‘08 Richard L. Trumka and Robert M. Dutkowsky ‘77 Barbara A. Trumka P ‘06 Marsha D. Morton ‘75 P ‘12 Richard S. Emmet II ‘94 and Richard E. Turner Jr. ‘77, MBA ‘79 and Jacqueline D. Emmet ‘94 Timothy P. Neher ‘69 Terry L. Havens-Turner ‘79 P ‘08 ‘13 Saband Farahnak FR Andrew M. Paul ‘78 and Margaret B. Paul David Wechsler ‘60 and Louise Weschler P ‘92 David R. Fischell ‘75 and Charles A. Peters ‘77 and Sarah T. Fischell ‘78 P ‘10 ‘13 Kimberly Peters P ‘08 Roger J. Weiss Esq. ‘61, JD ‘64 and Caren Weiss P ‘95 Robert S. Fite ‘50 and Betsy M. Fite Andrew J. Phillips ‘84, MBA ‘86 and Elaine R. Phillips P ‘15 Terese T. Williams FR and Stephen Friedman ‘59 and Joseph H. Williams FR Barbara B. Friedman ‘59 P ‘87 Duane E. Phillips ‘78, MBA ‘79 and Laurie P. Phillips ‘78 P ‘08 ‘10 Arthur S. Wolcott ‘49 and Evan Greenberg FR Audrey S. Wolcott P ‘77 ‘78 ‘83 ‘86 Curtis S. Reis ‘56 and Pamela P. Reis P ‘80 Russel T. Hamilton ‘69 Dennis M. Woodside ‘91 and John R. Riedman P ‘77 ‘78 Laura Woodside Alex D. Hanson ‘87 and Laura F. Hanson ‘87 P ‘16 Timothy M. Ring ‘79 P ‘10

Scott M. Smith ‘79, MBA ‘80 and P: Parent(s) of an undergraduate Cornell student(s) Heidi Smith P ‘15 ‘18 P ’GR: Parent(s) of a graduate Cornell student(s) FR: Friend of Cornell University

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Robert E. Fischell P ‘75 ‘78 Joseph L. Piperato ‘66

John E. Alexander ‘74, MBA ‘76 and Lee R. Forker Jr. ‘61 John V. Raguin ‘91 and Janis E. Raguin ‘88 Elaine M. Alexander ‘77 P ‘07 ‘12 ‘13 Jay M. Geier and E. Diane Geier P ‘17 Donald J. Rose ‘75 John A. Bailey ‘92 Russell L. Gimelstob ‘01 Ivan Rudolph-Shabinsky ‘86 and Nancy L. Baker MBA ‘86 and Peter T. Kathleen Rudolph-Shabinsky P ‘18 Clement P ‘18 James A. Gordon ‘72 David L. Russo, Esq. ‘82, JD ‘85 and Lance C. Balk and Thomas K. Guba ‘72 Mary G. Gearns, Esq. JD ‘85 P ‘14 ‘18 Margaret S. Determan P ‘18 John H. Hahn FR Carolyn W. Sampson Michael R. Barrett ‘71 P ‘96 Rima Hakim P ‘15 Richard Savitt ‘50 Philip H. Bartels ‘71 and Susan S. Bartels P ‘06 ‘09 Alan B. Harris ‘53 and Nelson Schaenen Jr. ‘50, MBA ‘51 and Elizabeth H. Harris P ‘83 ‘84 ‘86 Nancy S. Schaenen P ‘79 ‘82 John P. Bayne Jr. ‘88 and Gwynne R. Bayne P ‘19 Craig E. Holm ‘76, MBA ‘78 P ‘11 ‘14 Dewey K. Shay ‘80

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TWO-SPORT ATHLETE HONORED MILLION DOLLAR SHOOTOUT A two-sport Division I athlete is rare, but even more so is one AT CFA-MINTZ GOLF OUTING who competes in two team sports and achieves conference Golfers at the 59th annual CFA Ben Mintz Golf Outing will level recognition in both. Claire MacManus ’15 was a key have an opportunity to win one million dollars, in addition member of both the Big Red women’s soccer and women’s to many other cash prizes. The event, scheduled for July lacrosse teams during her tenure on East Hill, and she earned 31-August 1 at Cornell’s Robert Trent Jones Golf Course, All-Ivy honors in both, in addition to Academic All-Ivy will have the course set up as all par-3 holes. Playing in six- recognition in soccer. MacManus garnered All-League person groups, each golfer will have a chance at a $10,000 second-team recognition in soccer three times (2012, 2013, cash prize on all 18 holes. In addition, 13 golfers will qualify 2014), and twice in lacrosse (2014, 2015). She is the first Big for the Pete Noyes $1,000,000 Shootout. In the Shootout, Red athlete to earn All-Ivy honors in two team sports since each golfer will take a shot. If they make a hole-in-one, they Hall of Famer Cari Hills ’98 accomplished it in field hockey win $1 million. The 13 golfers will then take one more shot (1994, 1995, 1997) and lacrosse (1996, 1997, 1998). from 100 yards, with the golfer closest to the pin in this round winning $10,000.

NINE TEAMS HONORED BY NCAA BOOTERS CONCLUDE Cornell had nine teams honored, and ranked 24th nationally SPRING EXHIBITION SEASON in the annual NCAA Division I Academic Progress Report The men’s soccer team held its own in a spring exhibition for 2013-14. The APR measures semester-by-semester contest, recording a scoreless draw vs. the Rochester Rhinos records for every individual team with a focus on each team of the USL-Pro League. Rising junior Evan King played member’s continuing eligibility, retention and progress toward the opening 45 minutes in the goal, while rising sophomore graduation. Six Big Red teams posted perfect scores: baseball, Mitch Meyer shut out the pros in the second half. The women’s basketball, field hockey, golf, women’s gymnastics final exhibition of the spring was a 2-0 win over visiting and women’s lacrosse. The three other sports recognized Albany. Rising sophomore Eric Nuss scored on a header in were men’s basketball, football, and women’s soccer. Cornell’s the first half, and classmate Jon Cullom roofed a shot into average was 988.3 out of 1,000. the net after the intermission. Meyer and King shared the goaltending chores.

WRESTLING TEAM RANKS WILLIAMSON A RECENT HIGHLY OFF THE MATS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE The Big Red wrestling team was one of 30 schools nationally Charles Williamson, faculty advisor for over 15 years to the that was singled out by the National Wrestling Coaches sailing team, was recently inducted into the ICSA Hall of Association for its academic prowess. The grapplers’ 3.065 Fame as an “Outstanding Volunteer”. The award honors cumulative grade point average ranked 26th nationally, and an individual who has volunteered their time, talent and Cornell was the only school honored that finished in the top resources to advance the interests of college sailing at the club, five at this past season’s NCAA championships. National team, conference or national level. He has also been a board 184-pound champion Gabe Dean, NCAA runner-up at 157, member for the Friends of Cornell Sailing for over a decade. Brian Realbuto, and NCAA qualifier at 165, Dylan Palacio, earned spots on the All-Academic team.

PHOTO CREDITS: Goes Cup/Stagg Trophy photos courtesy of Michael Okoniewski. Sprints photos courtesy of ECAC Sports. Lacrosse photos courtesy of Dave Burbank. Women’s rowing photos courtesy of Patrick Shanahan. Vrabel photo courtesy of Patrick Shanahan / Cornell Athletic Communications. Casares Rosa and Fleck photos courtesy of Dave Burbank / Cornell Athletic Communications. Polo photo courtesy of Mike Ryan. Senior Banquet photo courtesy of Dave Burbank. Sailing photo courtesy of Rob Migliaccio. Special thanks to Darl Zehr / Cornell Athletic Communications, McAfee, Dena Tanenbaum, Priyanka Shah and Marika Cusick.

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