ANGOLA, Ind. – Cornell's men's lacrosse team faced a tough test Thursday afternoon, falling 17-1 to Trine at Zollner Stadium.
 
Sophomore Kaden Weaver prevented the home team's shutout bid with an unassisted goal with 1:13 left in regulation to put Cornell (2-2) on the scoreboard.
 
Trine (6-1), which won a school-record 14 games a season ago, attempted 67 shots in the contest, 37 on goal. The Thunder also forced the Rams into 34 turnovers.
 
Cornell junior goalie Nathan Diveley registered career highs with 17 saves and seven ground balls over 45 minutes. Elias Notsch worked the final quarter, posting three saves.
 
Kayden Kuan fired four shots to lead Cornell's attack. Ben Schwartz, Ace Rivera and Harry Butterfield had two caused turnovers apiece.    
 
Coming up – The Rams return to Mount Vernon for their home opener Wednesday at 7 p.m. against NACC foe Marian.