ITHACA, N.Y. — Syracuse swept the Goes Trophy and Stagg Cup on Saturday morning, winning all four races against Cornell and Navy on Cayuga Inlet under favorable conditions — a moderate quartering tailwind and flat water throughout.

The Orange claimed the Goes Trophy by virtue of its victory in the 1V8+ and secured the Stagg Cup on total team points, extending its winning streak in both trophies. Syracuse has now won six consecutive Goes Trophy races and seven straight Stagg Cups.

Racing opened with the 3V8+, where Syracuse edged Cornell by under four seconds. The 1V8+ followed with Syracuse again besting the Big Red, which finished as a runner-up in the Goes Trophy race for the fourth time in the last five runnings. Syracuse's 2V8+ completed a sweep of the top three events, with Cornell finishing second for the third straight year.

Cornell's closest result came in the final race of the day, where the Big Red's 4V8+ finished third behind Syracuse and Navy by less than a second.

RESULTS
1V8+: Syracuse 5:32.5, Cornell 5:37.2, Navy 5:42.4

2V8+: Syracuse 5:37.7, Cornell 5:50.0, Navy 6:01.5

3V8+: Syracuse 5:41.0, Cornell 5:44.7, Navy 5:51.3

4V8+: Syracuse 5:47.6, Navy 6:01.5, Cornell 6:02.0

LINEUPS
1V8+: Jack Walker (coxswain), Abe Litvak (stroke), Whalid Ghamra, Noah Kanefsky, Tony Klar, Carl Lewis, Constantino Oberto-Calleri, Finn Hayes, Iasonas Exarchou (bow).

2V8+: Sofie Cole (coxswain), Marc Albrechtskirchinger (stroke), Johnnie Moriarity, Nate Stoulil, Joost Schirm, Ward Dobeck, Michael Goodall, Morley Pendred, Justin Umbrasas (bow).

3V8+: Yoonu Park (coxswain), Joe Savell (stroke), Shane Gazdus, Bennett Dodge, Xavier Wendt, Veeran Dhaliwal, Harrison Sremac, Michael Meneshian, Donovan Moses (bow).

4V8+: Marcus Decorato (coxswain), Oles Spodin (stroke), Zachary Vorrath, Eddie Monaco, Iason Diogenous, Lucas Singhal, Alessandro Topa, Marco Burrows, Florian Offner (bow).

A LOOK UPSTREAM
Cornell travels to Princeton, N.J., next Saturday for the Carnegie Cup on Lake Carnegie, facing host Princeton and Yale. Racing is set for Saturday morning.

The Big Red have finished third in 10 consecutive Carnegie Cup races and has not won since 2012. Princeton enters as the two-time defending champion after dethroning Yale, which had won eight straight from 2014-23. All-time across the 97 previous races, Princeton leads the series with 40 wins, compared to Cornell's 30 and Yale's 27 victories.