‘The heartbeat of this team’: Brittany Raphino ’23.5
Soccer star Brittany Raphino ’23.5 discusses her soccer success, finding community and friendship in her team.
Soccer star Brittany Raphino ’23.5 discusses her soccer success, finding community and friendship in her team.
Olivia Pichardo ’26 made history Friday afternoon as the first woman to play in a Division I baseball game.
Brown’s football quarterback coach Heather Marini discusses being first woman promoted to position coaching job in NCAA DI football.
Volleyball star Beau Vanderlaan ’25 discusses her athletic career, keeping her future open.
Bruno was unable to continue its momentum from its Ivy League opener into the next two games against Columbia.
Women’s rugby won all three games against Penn State.
After Harvard tied the game in its closing seconds, the Crimson prevailed in a sudden-death extra period.
The team played their home opener against Bryant University.
With their first win finally under their belt, the team will next face Bryant University in a doubleheader on Saturday.
The women’s fencing team competed in the NCAA Regional Championships on Sunday, with Casey Chan ’23 and Sofia Yee-Wadsworth ’24 both reaching the final round of competition.
The victorious doubleheader extends the team’s winning streak to five matches.
Seppings will be on call to take an active roster spot should a player go down due to injury.
The men’s hockey team lost to Clarkson University, allowing three goals in the third period.
Carter Rasmussen ’26 named Ivy League Rookie of the Week for pitching performance.
The wrestling team (4-10, 3-6 EIWA) competed in the 119th Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association Championship this past weekend at the University of Pennsylvania, with captain Hunter Adrian ’25 (133 lbs) being the lone Bear to advance to day two of the tournament.
Women’s basketball lost against Yale 63-53 in their final game of the season.
Seven separate players scored for Brown in the decisive win.
The Bears failed to qualify for the Ivy League playoffs after falling to Yale 84-75 on Saturday night.
Jade Iginla ’26 establishes herself as one of the most impressive rising stars in the NCAA.
The baseball team (0-4) kicked off their season with a four-game set at Georgia State University (5-3) this past weekend. The team failed to seize their first win in the rainy Atlanta atmosphere, falling by scores of 11-3, 10-4, 10-1 and 6-5, respectively.