Ram Headlines
Rams miss chances in 41-7 season-opening football loss to North Central
Men's cross country team carries No. 7 region ranking into 2010
Rams relish challenges of new volleyball season
Women's soccer returns 10 starters for first-year coach Leza
Women's tennis has nucleus back for fall campaign
Youth to play prevalent role in men's soccer season
Women's cross country looks for improved results this fall
Rams miss chances in 41-7 season-opening football loss to North Central
Men's cross country team carries No. 7 region ranking into 2010
Rams relish challenges of new volleyball season
Women's soccer returns 10 starters for first-year coach Leza
Women's tennis has nucleus back for fall campaign
Youth to play prevalent role in men's soccer season
Women's cross country looks for improved results this fall
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Cornell College men and women participate in 19 intercollegiate sports as members of the Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, one of the strongest NCAA Division III leagues in the nation. Student-athletes represent about 30 percent of Cornell's student body. Among our alumni athletes, 25 have earned the NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship recognizing achievements in the classroom and in competition, which ranks Cornell among the top 15 Division III schools for that honor.
