Cornell Men's Hockey Defeats North Dakota 4-1

Cornell University had a successful weekend in athletics, highlighted by its football and hockey teams' victories. In football, Cornell defeated Princeton 49-35, with Jameson Wang leading the charge by throwing for three touchdowns and rushing for another, giving Cornell a significant early lead. Meanwhile, the men's hockey team, ranked No. 9, triumphed over No. 6 North Dakota 4-1, with three goals scored in the first period and Ian Shane achieving his 50th career win in goal. The hockey team has now won five consecutive home-openers, tying for the second-longest streak in program history. Both teams displayed strong performances, with the football team overcoming a late comeback attempt by Princeton and the hockey team maintaining its momentum against a ranked opponent. Cornell's recent successes reflect its growth and competitive spirit across sports.