SPRINGFIELD, N.J. — Cornell men's golf concluded the 2026 Ivy League Championship Sunday with its best team round of the three-day event, carding a 295 (+7) in the final round at Baltusrol Golf Club's Lower Course in Springfield, N.J. The Big Red finished seventh in the seven-team field with a 54-hole total of 924 (+60).

TJ Betlow saved his best for last, closing the championship with a 71 (-1), the low round of the weekend for Cornell. The junior finished tied for 21st in the final individual standings at +15 across three rounds.

Tyler Debusschere continued his strong finish to the championship, carding a second consecutive 73 (+1) to close out the event. The junior, who rebounded from a difficult opening round with back-to-back 73s, finished 18th in the individual standings at +12, the highest individual finish for a Big Red golfer.

Weston Warden rounded out his championship with a 78 (+6) in the final round to sit tied for 21st at +15. Adithya Venkataraghavan shot a 76 (+4) in Round 3 to finish 31st at +24, while Shep Davis closed with a 75 (+3) to place 32nd at +25.

Harvard won the team title at 874 (+10), with Princeton one stroke back at 875 (+11). Reed Greyserman of Princeton and Barry Zhang of Harvard shared medalist honors, each finishing at 212 (-4).