Cortland’s graduate student Mat Bruno became the schools all time hit leader during their second doubleheader game against Oswego last weekend. With a game-tying RBI single in the eighth inning, Bruno surpassed the record of 235 hits set by Andrew Mead from 2003-06. “It is such an honor to be in the same category as […]
Inside the UFL: A Beginner’s Guide to the New Football League
The UFL is yet another Spring football league that is attempting to establish itself as a reliable development league for the NFL. The new league is the product of a merger between the XFL and the USFL, two Spring leagues that struggled financially in their first season. Despite the hurdles these leagues have proven to […]
Acing the Series: Cortland’s Pitchers Secure Sweep Against Plattsburgh
Cortland sweeped Plattsburgh in their first SUNYAC series at home this season. Plattsburgh was 11-6 and had never been swept on the road before coming to Cortland. Across the three-game series, Cortland’s pitching staff showcased their depth, allowing just four runs over a span of 27 innings, effectively stalling the Cardinals’ offense and paving the […]
Men’s and Women’s Hockey Both Win SUNYAC Title
Cortland’s hockey programs made history over the weekend as both the men’s and women’s teams won the SUNYAC championships against Plattsburgh, making this the first time in school history that either team has won the title. In their debut season after transitioning from the NEWHL conference, Cortland’s women’s team claimed the inaugural SUNYAC Championship for […]
31 Years In The Making: Men’s Hockey Returns To The SUNYAC Finals
The Cortland Men’s Hockey team defeated Geneseo in the SUNYAC semi finals to advance to the finals for the second time in school history. The Red Dragons will face SUNY Plattsburgh in the finals on Saturday March 2nd at 7 PM. With 31 years since their last appearance, Cortland braces for yet another matchup against […]
Are the Chiefs the NFL’s Next Dynasty?
Did you expect a different result? The Chiefs have claimed the Lombardi Trophy two years straight and for the third time in the last five years. They became the first team to win back-to-back Super Bowls since the Patriots in 2003-04. In one of his post Super Bowl interviews, Mahomes was asked about his early […]
Men’s Hockey Boasts a Strong Record With the SUNYAC Playoffs Looming
As the regular season winds down, the Cortland Men’s Hockey team finds themselves in fourth place in the SUNYAC with a conference record of 8-4-1. With just three home games remaining on their schedule, the Red Dragons are looking to improve their seeding before the end of the season. The wounds from last season’s first-round […]
Underdogs to Champions: Cortland Claims Historic Victory in Stagg Bowl
The Red Dragons Football team secured victory over North Central in the 50th Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl, clinching the Division Three National Championship for the first time in school history. Junior quarterback Zac Boyes received The Stagg Bowl’s Most Outstanding Player award after accounting for 473 of Cortland’s 503 total yards to lead the Red […]
Red Dragons Soar to Semifinals: Cortland Makes History Again With 56-41 Win Over Alma
The Cortland Red Dragons Football team secured a historic victory against Alma, allowing them to advance to their first-ever Division 3 tournament semifinal appearance. The game was tied at 36-36 at halftime, but Cortland claimed the victory with a final score of 56-41, allowing just 7 points in the second half. The Red Dragons faced […]
The Cortaca Jug Returns Home
In the 64th annual Cortaca Jug game, the nationally 15th-ranked Cortland Red Dragons secured a 38-28 victory over the 14th-ranked Ithaca Bombers before 7,800 fans at Bertino Field at Butterfield Stadium. The win marked redemption for Cortland after a challenging defeat in Yankee Stadium last season. The team now shifts its focus to the upcoming […]