Men's Rowing Boat of the Week – First Varsity 8
In the afternoon, the Varsity Eight delivered a strong performance to earn silver in the Collegiate Eight. The Bombers crossed the line in 16:38, finishing just 10 seconds behind Hobart A's winning time of 16:28 and establishing a clear margin over Hobart B, which took third in 17:04. - Coxswain:
Jake Patterson, 8:
Andrew Cheely, 7:
Zach Bowley, 6:
Brennen Mone, 5:
Andrew Coit, 4:
Liam Dickey, 3:
Rhys Pellaton, 2:
Max Detzer, Bow: Charles Burns
Men's Soccer Rookie of the Week – Edin Estrada
Edin Estrada and the Bombers battled to a 1-1 draw at No. 12 Hobart College on Wednesday afternoon. Estrada had the Bombers lone score of the day, scoring directly off the corner kick in the 67th minute.
HONOR ROLL
Chris Scully rushed for a season-best 118 yards on 24 carries and three touchdowns in Ithaca's 36-0 shutout win over Rochester. Scully also caught two passes for 24 yards and became the first player in the Liberty League to reach double digits in touchdowns scored.
Henry Takacs recorded seven total tackles with 1.5 tackles for loss and a sack in Ithaca's 36-0 shutout win against Rochester. Takacs also broke up a pass and recorded two quarterback hurries.
Brayden Milbrandt and the Bombers remain undefeated in Liberty League play after recording two 1-1 draws this past week. Ithaca opened the week with a 1-1 draw against No. 12 Hobart College on Wednesday before earning the same result at home against RPI on Saturday. Milbrandt recorded seven saves across the two contests, making four against the nationally ranked Statesmen and three against the Engineers.
Gabriela Gonzalez-Abreu and the No. 12 Bombers are currently riding a nine-match winning streak after sweeping Kean, William Paterson and Manhattanville in straight sets over the weekend. Gonzales-Abreu had a well-rounded weekend, posting a .345 hitting percentage with 23 kills. She added 22 digs, five assists and one service ace. The senior's best performance of the weekend came Saturday in the team's 3-0 win over host William Paterson. She recorded 11 kills, six digs, two assists and one service ace.
Katrina Varnum and the Bombers went 0-0-1 on the week after battling to a 1-1 draw at RPI on Saturday. Varnum kept her squad in it as she made seven saves to deny the Engineers a home field victory.