2021 Fall Schedules Announced; Cortaca Jug Game Moved to Cortland

2021 Fall Schedules Announced; Cortaca Jug Game Moved to Cortland

07/19/2021 

The schedules have been released for the 2021 SUNY Cortland Athletics fall season. It has also been announced that the 2021 Cortaca Jug football game between Cortland and Ithaca has been moved from Ithaca to Cortland - the teams will play at the SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex on Saturday, Nov. 13, at noon. Ticket information will be announced at a later date. Due to the cancellation of the 2020 fall season, Ithaca and Cortland mutually agreed that the Red Dragons host this year's game, and that Ithaca will be the host in 2022.

Action for Cortland's teams begins on Wednesday, Sept. 1, with field hockey hosting Russell Sage, women's soccer at Russell Sage, women's volleyball at Ithaca, and men's soccer at Rochester. Volleyball will host the six-team Red Dragon Classic Sept. 3-4, men's soccer will play its home opener versus Stevens Institute on Sept. 4, and women's soccer begins its home schedule Sept. 8 vs. Ithaca.

Football begins its season Sept. 4 at Wittenberg in Ohio and its home opener will be Sept. 18 versus Buffalo State. The cross country teams will co-host a meet with SUNY-ESF on Sept. 4 at Dwyer Memorial Park in Preble, which is also the tentative site for the SUNYAC Championships in late October. The women's golf team opens its season Sept. 4-5 at the St. Lawrence Invitational.

Women's tennis begins the season with a home match Sept. 3 versus New Paltz. The tennis schedule this year features SUNYAC matches during both the fall and spring semesters, with the league postseason tournament scheduled for late April.

Schedule Links:
Men's Cross Country
Women's Cross Country
Field Hockey
Football
Women's Golf
Men's Soccer
Women's Soccer
Women's Tennis
Women's Volleyball


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