LAKE FOREST, Ill. – Cornell sophomore Torii Greiskalns set a school record for the most caused turnovers in a season in Saturday's 12-7 loss to Midwest Lacrosse Conference leader Lake Forest at Farwell Field.

The Rams (4-11 overall, 1-3 MLC) played tough for the final three quarters against the Foresters (10-4, 4-0 MLC), who are undefeated in league play.

A 6-1 first quarter jumped the Foresters out to an early lead that left the Rams unable to recover. Three fourth-quarter goals were not enough for the Rams as they tried to mount a second-half comeback.

Cornell fifth-year Kyle Jussila secured four goals to lead all scorers, moving his season total to 34, most in the MLC. He has now scored a goal in eight straight games.

Torii Greiskalns, a pivotal defensive piece for the Rams, finished with three caused turnovers and nine ground balls. His three caused turnovers moved him to No. 1 on Cornell's list with 38. Greiskalns broke the previous record of 35, set by Justin Howe in 2022.

Cornell goalie Thomas Cook set a career high in saves (27) for his fourth 20-plus save game this season. Cook has totaled 262 saves this season, ranking in the Top 10 nationally.

Coming up – The Rams travel to Monmouth, Ill. for the season finale against the Fighting Scots on Saturday, April 29 at noon.