The Cornell Big Red softball team wrapped up its season with an 8-6 victory over Brown on April 27, highlighted by Lauren Holt's record-setting performance. Holt hit her 19th home run of the season, establishing a new Ivy League single-season record. She went 2-for-4 in the game, contributing two RBIs, while Emma Harshberger added a triple and three RBIs to support the team's offensive efforts. Pitcher Mila Fiordalisi secured the win with a solid 6.1 innings, allowing six runs on nine hits. The victory concluded Cornell's season with a 21-22 overall record and an 8-13 mark in Ivy League play.
In women's lacrosse, four Cornell players earned All-Ivy League honors, underscoring the team's competitive season. Senior defender Caitlin Tully and sophomore midfielder Lexie Tully were named to the first team, while junior attacker Ellie Bergin received second-team recognition, and senior attacker Ella Wilmot earned honorable mention. Caitlin Tully's defensive prowess was evident as she led the team in ground balls (35), draw controls (53), and caused turnovers (35). Lexie Tully also had a standout season, finishing with 21 goals and a .694 shot-on-goal percentage.
The Cornell men's and women's track and field teams are set to compete at the Larry Ellis Invitational this weekend, their final regular-season meet before the Ivy League Heptagonal Outdoor Championships on May 16-17. Senior Ryder King was recently named Ivy League Co-Athlete of the Week after a strong performance at the Penn Relays, where he placed fourth in the 400-meter hurdles with a personal-best time of 50.72 seconds, ranking him second all-time in the event at Cornell. King aims to build on this momentum at Princeton, where he hopes to further enhance his season's achievements.