Championship team (1970); NCAA Lacrosse Championship team (1971); gold medal with U.S. national team in World Lacrosse Championship (1974); National Lacrosse Hall of Fame; only Cornellian to win two national championships in two different sports Daniel R. Mackesey (1977) – Ensign C. Markland Kelly, Jr. Award (1976, 1977); NCAA Lacrosse Championship team (1976, 1977); NCAA Top Five Award (first Ivy League recipient); silver medal with U.S. national team in World Lacrosse Championship (1978); National Lacrosse Hall of Fame Robert L. Henrickson (1978) – NCAA Lacrosse Championship team (1976, 1977); National Lacrosse Hall of Fame Jeremy Schaap (1991) – Emmy Award-winning sportswriter and broadcaster; son of Dick Schaap Mark Tatum (1991) – Deputy Commissioner of the National Basketball Association Tracey DeKeyser (1997) – Wisconsin Badgers women's ice hockey team assistant coach Max King (2002) – ultra-marathon runner; winner of 2011 World Mountain Running Championships, 2014 IAU 100 km World Championships, and 2014 Warrior Dash World Championships Travis Lee (2005) – two-time NCAA Wrestling Champion (2003, 2005); four-time All-American (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005) Troy Nickerson (2010) – NCAA Wrestling Champion (2009); four-time All-American (2006, 2007, 2009, 2010) Cam Simaz (2012) – NCAA Wrestling Champion (2012); four-time All-American (2009–2012); Association of Career Wrestlers inaugural champion Nahshon Garrett (2016) – NCAA Wrestling Champion (2016); four-time All-American (2013–2016) Cassandra Poudrier (2016) – Canada women's national ice hockey development team; gold medal in 2015 Nations Cup Authors and journalists Pulitzer Prize winners Kenneth Roberts (1908) – 1957 Pulitzer Prize special award and citation for historical novels; author of Northwest Passage E. B. White (1921) – 1978 Pulitzer Prize special award and citation for letters, essays, and other works; author of Charlotte's Web, Stuart Little, and The Elements of Style Robert Kessler (1965) – 1997 Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist with Newsday Eric Freedman (1971) – 1994 Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist with The Detroit News Jay Branegan (1972) – 1976 Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist with The Chicago Tribune Marc Lacey (1987) – 1993 Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist with The Los Angeles Times; The New York Times deputy foreign editor John Hassell (1991) – 2005 Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist with The Star-Ledger Other Earl W. Mayo (1894) – founder and editor of World Petroleum magazine Charles C. Whinery (1899) – American editor of the Encyclopædia Britannica Eleventh Edition; editor of the New International Encyclopedia; one of the founding editors of the Cornell Alumni News George Jean Nathan (1904) – drama critic; founder of American