Cornell University Athletics

As a Senior (2015)
Feldman did not appear in any contests as a senior due to injury.

As a Junior (2014)
Feldman got off to a promising start to the year, logging 67+ minutes in the season’s first two games. Unfortunately, he sustained an injury midway through the team’s third fixture against Lafayette, which would sideline him for the remainder of the season.

As a Sophomore (2013)
Feldman played in nine games during his sophomore campaign, starting five. He stepped into a major role in the midfield halfway through the season, as his speed and composure with the ball helped the Big Red in transition. He finished the season with one goal and one assist for three points. He assisted on Jake Kirsch's game-tying goal versus Harvard on Oct. 12 and netted his first collegaite goal on a blast from the top of the box in the season finale against Columbia on Nov. 16. 

As a Freshman (2012)
Feldman saw playing time in three games as a freshman, though he missed a significant chunk of the middle of the season with an injury. He took his only career shot against Hartwick on Sept. 25.

Before Cornell
Feldman lettered for four years in high school at soccer, playing Midfield for Garfield High. He also played on the golf team for three seasons. Feldman was the soccer team's captain in 2012 as well as its leading scorer and MVP. He also earned the school's Athletic Academic Award in 2011. Playing for club team Emerald City FC, Feldman was a team captain in 2011 and 2012 as well as the team's top scorer both of those seasons. He was named the club's MVP in 2012.

Personal
Ben Alexander Feldman is the son of Jim Feldman and Liz Fitzhugh. He has an older sister, Rebecca, who attends the University of Oregon.