Carlson finishes the season with 51 receptions for 683 yards and five touchdowns, helping the Tigers (10-0, 7-0) to their fourth outright Ivy League title, but their first since 1995.

For his career, the 6-foot-4, 230-pound wideout hauled in 125 passes, good for 1,632 yards and 16 TDs. Nearly all of those numbers were compiled in Carlson’s last two years when he caught 122 passes for 1,618 yards and all 16 of his TDs in just 20 games.

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The Edinboro women’s cross country team defended its Atlantic Regional title on Saturday morning with an impressive performance to outduel fellow PSAC members California (Pa.) and Shippensburg. The Fighting Scots won their 15th regional crown and fourth in the last six years while competing in the NCAA Division II Atlantic Regional at the Bob O’Connor Golf Course at Schenley Park.

Edinboro University redshirt sophomore and Bemus Point native Hope Pietrocarlo finishes third at the NCAA Division II Atlantic Regional cross country championship at Bob O’Connor Golf Course in Schenley Park in Pittsburgh on Saturday. Photo courtesy of Edinboro University

After coming in second at the recent PSAC Championships, Edinboro finished with 64 points to outdistance second-place California(Pa.). The Vulcans totaled 87 points, while PSAC champion Shippensburg was third with 96 points. Seton Hill (151 points) came in fourth, while Kutztown (169) rounded out the top five. A total of 21 teams competed in the Atlantic Regional.

Cal had the top two individual finishers, with Alicia Belko covering the 6K course in a time of 23:25 to finish first. Teammate Alyson Pierce was second with a time of 24:03.

Redshirt sophomore Hope Pietrocarlo (Bemus Point/Maple Grove) finished third.The Vulcans were no match for Edinboro’s depth, however, as their next finisher was 26th. The Fighting Scots were ranked second to Shippensburg in the latest USTFCCCA Atlantic Region rankings, but made a statement on the muddy and hilly Bob O’Connor Golf Course layout.

Five of the top 21 finishers were Fighting Scots, led Pietrocarlo. After finishing 23rd at last year’s regional, she became a two-time All-Region performer with a third place showing thanks to a time of 24:06. She was also Edinboro’s top finisher at the PSAC Championships with a seventh place showing.

Edinboro will return to Schenley Park on Saturday, Dec. 1 to compete in the NCAA Division I National Championships.

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The Cornell women’s hockey team overcame an early 2-0 deficit to come back and tie Princeton 2-2 Saturday afternoon at Hobey Baker Rink on the Princeton University campus.

The Big Red is now 5-1-3 on the season and 3-1-1 in ECAC play, while the Tigers are 5-2-3 overall and 4-0-2 in league play.

With 6:46 left in the contest, and Princeton going on the power play with a 2-1 lead, things looked bleak for the Big Red. Then, Cornell did something it has now done three times already this season– scored a shorthanded goal.

Senior Pippy Gerace (Jamestown) is a senior forward. As of Nov. 6, she had two goals and one assist.