The Harvard men’s lacrosse team certainly wasn’t without its opportunities to get a win on Saturday afternoon.

The Harvard men’s lacrosse team surrendered the first goal of its Tuesday evening game at Harvard Stadium, but it wouldn’t make many mistakes from there.

It was a mixed weekend for Harvard athletics. While softball dominated, outscoring its opponents 26-4 en route to four consecutive wins, baseball struggled, falling in three of weekend contests.

Forty-two seconds into the fourth quarter of the Harvard men’s lacrosse team’s 14-10 loss to Cornell Saturday afternoon, senior attack Jeff Cohen reared back, fired on net, and scored, just as he had 132 other times in his collegiate career.

Harvard dropped its first Ivy League contest of the season on Saturday, falling at Cornell.

In this season’s version of the rivalry, the Crimson only has one goal: to finally get over the big, red hump.

At the rate Jeff Cohen was going on Saturday afternoon, even a real Wolverine would not have been of much help to the Michigan defense.

On a chilly Tuesday night at Garber Field in Amherst, the Harvard men’s lacrosse team quickly learned the true meaning of intrastate rival UMass’ nickname.