Columbia Defeated Cornell 3-0 in Women's Soccer Match
Columbia secured a 3-0 shutout victory over Cornell at Rocco B. Commisso Soccer Stadium on Thursday.
Updated on Oct. 11, 2026 in Soccer
Columbia secured a 3-0 victory over Cornell in a women's soccer match held on October 10, 2026. All three goals for Columbia were scored during the second half of the match.
Why it matters
The victory improves Columbia's standing to a 2-1 record within the Ivy League. For Cornell, the result moves their overall season record to 4-5-2.
Columbia dominated with a 3-0 score, outshooting Cornell 13-10 during the contest. Samantha Mahoney anchored the defense with seven saves, while Sofia Kerrigan recorded four saves for Cornell.
The players
Evelyn Javers
She is a soccer player for Columbia who contributed significantly to the victory by scoring a goal and providing an assist.
Samantha Mahoney
She serves as the goalkeeper for Columbia and successfully recorded seven saves during the match against Cornell.
Sofia Kerrigan
She is the goalkeeper for Cornell who recorded four saves throughout the match.
Gabby Chan
She is a soccer player for Columbia who scored one of the three goals in the victory.
Krystal Medina
She is a soccer player for Columbia who scored one goal in the win against Cornell.
The details
Evelyn Javers initiated the scoring in the 54th minute following a save by Sofia Kerrigan. Gabby Chan extended the lead in the 63rd minute, and Krystal Medina finalized the scoring in the 80th minute.
Timeline
October 10, 2026: Columbia defeated Cornell 3-0 at the Rocco B. Commisso Soccer Stadium.
October 13, 2026: Cornell is scheduled to play Holy Cross at Berman Field.
Season Trajectory
This win helps Columbia maintain a competitive 2-1 conference record as they push for better standing within the Ivy League. The loss complicates the path for Cornell as they look to recover their momentum before their upcoming non-conference matchup.
Columbia's win moves them to a 2-1 record in Ivy League play, strengthening their conference standing. Cornell remains at 1-2 in conference play as they prepare for their next outing against Holy Cross.
The takeaway
Columbia demonstrated strong offensive coordination by scoring all three goals in the second half of the match. Fans should track conference records closely as teams approach the final stretch of the regular season.
What happens next
Cornell is scheduled to continue its season with a match against Holy Cross on October 13, 2026, at Berman Field.
Further reading
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