ITHACA, N.Y. -- The Cornell football team put 12 of its student-athletes on the All-Ivy League team when the selections were announced on Tuesday afternoon following a vote of the conference's eight head coaches. The 12 Big Red All-Ivy members matches 2005 as the most in a season since 1995 (14). Cornell had six chosen to the second team and six more earned honorable mention accolades.
Second Team All-Ivy
Thomas Glover (5th, WR, Pasadena, Calif.)
• Caught 48 passes for 540 yards and six touchdowns and also ran for a score while starting all 10 games at wide receiver.
• His five receiving touchdowns in league play led the Ivy League, while his six overall was second.
• Closed his Big Red career with 106 catches (14th all-time at Cornell) for 1,347 yards (No. 15) and 10 touchdowns (No. 10).
Joe Kelly (5th, OL, Leawood, Kan.)
• Started all 10 games at guard and blocked for an offense that led the Ivy League in time of possession by nearly two minutes per game.
• The offensive line surrendered just 14 sacks, the second-fewest in school history (nine in 2021).
• The team allowed one sack or fewer in six contests, including two games with zero sacks allowed.
Jackson Kennedy (Jr., PK, Aldie, Va.)
• Connected on 7-of-11 field goals and all 25 PAT kicks during the season, posting 46 points (second on the team),
• Ivy League and National Special Teams Player of the Week after he drilled a 45-yard game-winning field goal with 1:55 remaining at Colgate, capping off a perfect kicking day (2-for-2 field goals, 4-for-4 PATs).
• Had 23 touchbacks on 42 kickoffs, averaging 57.7 yards per attempt.
Davon Kiser (Fr., Ret., Lauderdale Lakes, Fla.
• One of three players in the Ivy League with a kickoff return TD
• Averaged 39.0 yards on three kickoffs.
• Also caught seven passes for 35 yards.
Paul Lewis III (Sr., DB, Middle River, Md.)
• Second on the team with 52 tackles and led the Big Red with 11 pass breakups.
• Third in the league in passes defended (11) (28th nationally) and first in Ivy with 10 pass breakups.
• Had at least two pass breakups in four games, including three Ivy contests.
Jake Stebbins (Sr., LB, Cranberry Township. Pa.)
• Had a team-best 76 tackles with 2.5 for a loss, two fumbles recovered, three pass breakups and two hurries in 10 starts.
• Is the conference's active leading tackler (230 stops – 16th in school history).
• Ranked fifth in the Ivy League in tackles and second in fumbles recovered with two, a number that sits 13th nationally.
Honorable Mention All-Ivy
Demetrius Harris (5th, DB, Muskegon, Mich.)
• Compiled 43 tackles with four pass breakups, two forced fumbles, an interception and a fumble recovery in 10 contests.
• Was third in the league in forced fumbles overall and in league games (two).
• Team captain.
Connor Henderson (Jr., LB, Matthews, N.C.)
• Ranked fifth on the team with 47 tackles, adding three pass breakups, a fumble recovers, three quarterback hurries and an INT.
• Had 10 tackles and a PBU in the win over Dartmouth.
• Posted nine tackles with an INT and a FF in the win over Lehigh.
Max Lundeen (5th, DL, East Grand Rapids, Mich.)
• Had 19 tackles with team highs of 4.0 tackles for loss, three sacks and two forced fumbles.
• Was third in the Ivy in fumbles forced (two).
• Strip-sack with under 30 seconds remaining inside the Cornell 10 helped the Big Red top Brown on the road.
Matt Robbert (Jr., TE, Centereach, N.Y.)
• Second on the team in receptions (31), receiving yards (468) and receiving touchdowns (three), the latter a record for a Cornell tight end.
• Led the Ivy League in yards per catch in Ivy games (16.5) while ranking in the top 10 in receiving yards per game.
• Posted seven catches for 116 yards at Princeton.
Micah Sahakian (Jr., OL, Mount Prospect, Ill.)
• Started all 10 games at tackle, blocking for an offense that led the Ivy League in time of possession by nearly two minutes per game.
• The offensive line allowed just 14 sacks, the second-fewest in school history (nine in 2021).
• The line allowed one sack or fewer in six contests, including two games with zero sacks surrendered.
Jameson Wang (So., QB, El Segundo, Calif.)
• Accounted for a league-best 22 touchdowns (14 passing, 8 rushing).
• Rushed for 559 yards (4.2 yards per carry) and passed for 1,650 yards and 14 scores (.573 completion percentage)
• Top 100 nationally in 14 offensive categories.
The Big Red finished the 2022 campaign with a 5-5 mark (2-5 Ivy) and posted its first unbeaten non-league season since 2007. Cornell opens the 2023 campaign when it visits Lehigh on Saturday, Sept. 16 in Bethlehem, Pa.
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
Joshua Pitsenberger, Yale (Fr., RB – Bethesda, Md.)
COACH OF THE YEAR
Tony Reno, Yale
FIRST TEAM ALL-IVY^
OFFENSE
Mason Williams, Harvard (Sr., OL – Murfreesboro, Tenn.)
Trevor Radosevich, Penn (Sr., OL – Englishtown, N.J.)
*Henry Byrd, Princeton (Sr., OL – Nashville, Tenn.)
*Nick Gargiulo, Yale (Sr., OL – Yorktown Heights, N.Y.)
*Kiran Amegadjie, Yale (Jr., OL – Hinsdale, Ill.)
Nolan Grooms, Yale (Jr., QB – Lake Wylie, S.C.)
*Aidan Borguet, Harvard (Sr., RB – Franklinville, N.J.)
Trey Flowers, Penn (Sr., RB – Miami, Fla.)
Joshua Pitsenberger, Yale (Fr., RB – Bethesda, Md.)
Bryson Canty, Columbia (So., WR – Pfafftown, N.C.)
*Andrei Iosivas, Princeton (Sr., WR – Honolulu, Hawaii)
Dylan Classi, Princeton (Sr., WR – Englewood Cliffs, N.J.)
Tyler Neville, Harvard (Jr., TE – Williamsburg, Va.)
DEFENSE
*Truman Jones, Harvard (Sr., DL – Atlanta, Ga.)
Thor Griffith, Harvard (Jr., DL – Portsmouth, N.H.)
Jake Heimlicher, Penn (Sr., DL – Aurora, Colo.)
Matthew Jester, Princeton (Sr., DL – Spring, Texas)
*Scott Valentas, Columbia (Sr., LB – Wichita, Kan.)
Jack McGowan, Harvard (Sr., LB – Canton, Mass.)
Garrett Morris, Penn (Sr., LB – Auburn, Ala.)
*Liam Johnson, Princeton (Jr., LB – Moorestown, N.J.)
Kendren Smith, Penn (Sr., DB – Charlotte, N.C.)
Michael Ruttlen Jr., Princeton (Sr., DB – Mount Juliet, Tenn.)
*Wande Owens, Yale (Jr., DB – Cooksville, Md.)
CJ Wall, Princeton (Sr., DB – Plano, Texas)
SPECIAL TEAMS
Alex Felkins, Columbia (Sr., K – Tulsa, Okla.)
Jack Bosman, Yale (Jr., K – San Diego, Calif.)
Ben Krimm, Penn (Sr., P – Columbus, Ohio)
Julien Stokes, Penn (So., RS – Newbury Park, Calif.)
SECOND TEAM ALL-IVY ^
OFFENSE
Donovan Allen, Brown (Sr., OL – Douglasville, Ga.)
Will Hamilton, Columbia (Sr., OL – Suwanee, Ga.)
Joe Kelly, Cornell (Sr., OL – Leawood, Kan.)
Jake Rizy, Harvard (Jr., OL – Westport, Conn.)
Ben Hoitink, Penn (Sr., OL – Hartford, Wis.)
Jalen Travis, Princeton (Jr., OL – Minneapolis, Minn.)
Blake Stenstrom, Princeton (Jr., QB – Highlands Ranch, Colo.)
Allen Smith, Brown (Sr., RB – Westerville, Ohio)
Joey Giorgi, Columbia (Jr., RB – Grafton, Wis.)
Wes Rockett, Brown (Sr., WR – Marblehead, Mass.)
Thomas Glover, Cornell (Sr., WR – Pasadena, Calif.)
Kym Wimberly, Harvard (Sr., WR – Slidell, La.)
Rory Starkey, Penn (Sr., WR – Atlanta, Ga.)
Carson Bobo, Princeton (Sr., TE – Birmingham, Ala.)
Jackson Hawes, Yale (Jr., TE – Salt Lake City, Utah)
DEFENSE
Justin Townsend, Columbia (So., DL – Randolph, N.J.)
Shane Cokes, Dartmouth (Sr., DL)
Reid Nickerson, Yale (Sr., DL – Friendswood, Texas)
Clay Patterson, Yale (Jr., DL – Frisco, Texas)
Jake Stebbins, Cornell (Sr., LB – Cranberry Township, Pa.)
Joe Heffernan, Dartmouth (5th, LB)
Ozzie Nicholas, Princeton (Jr., LB – Encinitas, Calif.)
Hamilton Moore, Yale (Jr., LB – Raleigh, N.C.)
Josh Ofilli, Brown (Sr., DB – Katy, Texas)
Paul Lewis III, Cornell (Sr., DB – Middle River, Md.)
Quinten Arello, Dartmouth (Sr., DB)
Jaden Key, Penn (Sr., DB – Neptune, N.J.)
SPECIAL TEAMS
Jackson Kennedy, Cornell (Jr., K – Aldie, Va.)
William Hughes, Columbia (Jr., P – Fairfax, Va.)
Davon Kiser, Cornell (Fr., RS – Lauderdale Lakes, Fla.)
HONORABLE MENTION ALL-IVY
OFFENSE
Hunter Folsom, Brown (Sr., OL – Ocala, Fla.)
Stew Newblatt, Columbia (Sr., OL – Clarkston, Mich.)
Micah Sahakian, Cornell (Jr., OL – Mount Prospect, Ill.)
Nick Schwitzgebel, Dartmouth (Jr., OL)
Austin Gentle, Harvard (So., OL – Chattanooga, Tenn.)
Scott Elliott, Harvard (Sr., OL – Holliston, Mass.)
Connor Scaglione, Princeton (Sr., OL – Closter, N.J.)
Jonathan Mendoza, Yale (Jr., OL – Westhampton Beach, N.Y.)
Cubby Schuller, Yale (Sr., OL – Bedminster, N.J.)
Jameson Wang, Cornell (So., QB – El Segundo, Calif.)
Aidan Sayin, Penn (So., QB – Carlsbad, Calif.)
Ryan Butler, Princeton (Fr., RB – Plainfield, N.J.)
Tre Peterson, Yale (Jr., RB – Columbus, Ga.)
JJ Jenkins, Columbia (Sr., WR – San Clemente, Calif.)
Mason Tipton, Yale (Jr., WR – Akron, Ohio)
Ryan Lindley, Yale (Jr., WR – Austin, Texas)
Matt Robbert, Cornell (Jr., TE – Centereach, N.Y.)
Jace Henry, Dartmouth (Jr., TE)
DEFENSE
Max Lundeen, Cornell (5th, DL – East Grand Rapids, Mich.)
Nate Leskovec, Harvard (Sr., DL – Solon, Ohio)
Joey Slackman, Penn (Jr., DL – Commack, N.Y.)
Micah Morris, Penn (Sr., DL – Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Uche Ndukwe, Princeton (Sr., DL – Dedham, Mass.)
Alvin Gulley, Yale (So., DL – Belleville, Ill.)
Adam Raine, Yale (Sr., DL – Basingstoke, England)
Connor Henderson, Cornell (Jr., LB – Matthews, N.C.)
Jake Brown, Harvard (Sr., LB – Fredon, N.J.)
Jonathan Melvin, Penn (Sr., LB – Hampton, Va.)
Jack Fairman, Penn (Jr., LB – Bloomfield Hills, Mich.)
Joseph Vaughn, Yale (Sr., LB – San Jose, Calif.)
Isaiah Reed, Brown (So., DB – Tampa, Fla.)
Cooper DeVeau, Brown (Sr., DB – Foxboro, Mass.)
Fara'ad McCombs, Columbia (Sr., DB – Passaic, N.J.)
Seth Parker, Columbia (Jr., DB – Hoover, Ala.)
DeMetrius Harris, Cornell (5th, DB – Muskegon, Mich.)
Alex Washington, Harvard (Sr., DB – Hoover, Ala.)
Khalil Dawsey, Harvard (Sr., DB – Detroit, Mich.)
Shiloh Means, Penn (Jr., DB – Indianapolis, Ind.)
Kyle Ellis, Yale (Sr., DB – Cumming, Ga.)
SPECIAL TEAMS
Will Powers, Princeton (Sr., P – Manhattan Beach, Calif.)
Sebastien Tasko, Harvard (So., P – Ridgewood, N.J.)
AJ Barber, Princeton (So., RS – Old Greenwich, Conn.)
Jack Bill, Harvard (Sr., RS – Huntington, N.Y.)
*Unanimous Selection | ^ Team Expanded Due to Tie in Voting
