Cornell leads Ivy League Men’s Lacrosse, while St. John Fisher secures the Empire 8 title with a strong performance.

Cornell University is making waves in the Ivy League Men’s Lacrosse standings, boasting an impressive 6-0 conference record and a 12-1 overall mark. Following closely are Princeton with a 5-1 record (12-2 overall) and Harvard at 4-2 (10-3 overall). The competition is heating up as teams like Yale, Dartmouth, Penn, and Brown vie for playoff positions.

In the Empire 8 Conference, St. John Fisher has claimed its sixth consecutive title after a commanding 21-10 victory over Nazareth. This victory solidifies their dominance in the conference, although specific player stats and attendance details remain undisclosed.

On the women’s side, Princeton leads the Ivy League with a 6-1 record (13-2 overall), while Yale and Penn are tied at 5-2, showcasing a competitive landscape. Brown follows at 4-3, with Cornell and Harvard both at 3-4. Columbia struggles at the bottom with a winless 0-7 record.

In the America East Women’s Lacrosse standings, Bryant and UMass Lowell are tied at the top with 5-1 records. UAlbany, UMBC, Binghamton, Vermont, and New Hampshire round out the standings, with New Hampshire still seeking its first win.

Top players in the NLF Rankings include Jackson Maher, Robby Hopper, Michael Ortlieb, and Aidan Seibel, showcasing the emerging talent in the sport.

Ivy League Men’s Lacrosse, Empire 8 Conference

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