Pennsylvania Outlasts Cornell 82-76 Behind Power and Jones’ 17-Point Performances

Pennsylvania continued its strong run in Ivy League basketball with an 82-76 victory over Cornell on Saturday, powered by standout 17-point performances from both TJ Power and Jay Jones. The Quakers’ offense was firing on all cylinders as Power and Jones led the charge, combining for 34 points. Their balanced attack proved crucial in a game that remained close throughout, with Cornell battling to keep pace but ultimately falling short. The win showcased Pennsylvania's depth and execution, particularly in high-pressure moments. Both Power and Jones provided much-needed scoring, ensuring the Quakers maintained their edge despite Cornell’s persistent efforts to close the gap in the second half.

• TJ Power: 17 points
• Jay Jones: 17 points
• Pennsylvania: 82 total points
• Cornell: 76 total points

While the final margin was just six points, Pennsylvania managed to control the tempo for much of the game. Their ability to distribute the scoring load and deliver in key moments has been a hallmark of their season, and Saturday’s game was no exception. The victory adds another key result for Pennsylvania as Ivy League play heats up. With Power and Jones continuing to set the pace offensively, the Quakers look positioned to make a strong push as the regular season progresses.