Cornell baseball seniors saw a disappointing end to home play as they lost in two out of three games to Ivy rival Princeton.

The baseball team added two to the win column after sweeping Penn in a doubleheader at home on Monday, and hopes that success will continue when it begins a four-game series against Princeton on the Road at 12 p.m. on Friday.

The struggles continued for the baseball squad in the first end of its doubleheader against Siena;  however, the Red was able to make a comeback in game two, shutting out the Saints in a blowout, 9-0.

Baseball looks to rebound from a midweek wipeout at the hands of LeMoyne as it travels to New York, N.Y., to take on the Columbia Lions.

The struggles continued for the Cornell baseball squad over the weekend as it dropped its first three Ivy contests; however, the tide quickly turned as the Red earned a blowout victory over Harvard to salvage the road trip.

Despite getting off to a disappointing 3-17 start, the baseball team remains confident that the tide will turn as it looks to get back to the Ivy League championship game that it nearly won two years ago.

Cornell baseball falls twice to Yale and once to Brown, then wins its last game of the weekend against Brown.

The baseball team had a rough weekend on the road, beating St. Joseph's but falling to both Temple and Villanova.

Despite a rough start to the season, the winless Cornell baseball team has an optimistic outlook regarding this weekend's three-game series in the Philadelphia, Pa. area.

Baseball falls to both Rider and UVA in two weekend doubleheaders and talks about how the Ithaca weather is impeding practice time.