The women’s ice hockey team will see a top-to-bottom shift this season, with a new coach, a crop of promising freshman and new in-game strategies, as they challenge for a playoff spot in the competitive ECAC, said Head Coach Amy Bourbeau. Jillian Kirchner, a former captain for the women’s ice hockey ...
The men’s soccer team continues its Ivy League schedule Saturday against rival Harvard in a game under the lights in Cambridge. Bruno (3-5-3, 0-0-2 Ivy) is searching for its first Ivy League victory against a streaking Crimson (2-6-2, 1-1-0) fresh off a dramatic win against Cornell (6-3-3, 0-2-0). The ...
When I tell people Tiger Woods is my favorite athlete, I invariably receive either a quip about the irrelevance of golf or a quibble about Woods’ infamous marital problems. Either way, I seem to be pretty alone in my opinion — Woods currently ranks as the third-most hated athlete in America. Woods’ ...
Women’s crew manned four eight-seat boats at the Head of the Housatonic race in New Haven, Conn. last Saturday in its first race of the year. The top two varsity boats finished second and third — within six seconds of each other — with the other two squads finishing sixth and eighth of 22 boats. Head ...
The Bears continued Ivy play last weekend facing the Princeton Tigers and Penn Quakers. In a dramatic five-set match Bruno defeated the Tigers — ending a 12-match losing streak against the Ivy foe. In a back-and-forth match, the Bears led in hitting percentage, blocks and digs. “Everyone contributed ...
Katarina Angus ’17 scored the game-winning goal for the women’s field hockey in overtime Sunday against No. 14 Louisville University. Angus’ late goal secured the Bears’ first victory against a nationally ranked opponent in over nine years, the last being against No. 20 Harvard in 2005. Angus, ...
After establishing dominance in Rhode Island with wins over the University of Rhode Island and Bryant University, the football team will return to action Saturday against Princeton in its first of six consecutive Ivy League matchups. The game will be played at Brown Stadium at 6 p.m. and broadcast ...
The football team wrecked an in-state rival for the second consecutive week Saturday afternoon, defeating Bryant University (3-3, NEC 1-0) by a convincing 27-point margin, 41-14. Despite early struggles on both sides of the ball, the Bears (3-1, Ivy 0-1) finished with more than 500 yards of total offense ...
The men’s soccer team battled for a hard-fought point in its scoreless tie against conference foe Princeton (4-5-1, Ivy 1-0-1) Saturday night at Stevenson Field. Goalkeeper Josh Weiner ’14 kept a blank sheet for the game, recording eight saves in net, to help preserve Brown’s (3-5-3, 0-0-2) unbeaten ...
For the women’s field hockey team, a sweet victory against then-No. 14 University of Louisville Sunday erased the lingering sting of defeat from last week’s fall to Quinnipiac University. The Bears (5-6, Ivy 1-2) failed to defend their turf against the Bobcats (8-5) Wednesday, losing 2-1. But Sunday ...
Men’s water polo nearly swept weekend play, finishing the weekend with two wins after losing its opening match against the Harvard Crimson by a close margin of 12-10. The Bears (12-9, CWPA 7-5) won their final two contests of the weekend against the Fordham Rams and Iona College Gaels with final scores ...
The football team put on a 505-yard offensive display in its 41-14 win Saturday against Bryant University. The thumping secured a third consecutive undefeated non-conference season for the Bears (3-1, 0-1 Ivy) and puts the squad on good footing as it re-enters conference play next week. Quarterback ...
Women’s soccer remained undefeated in conference play after beating Princeton 2-0 Saturday afternoon at Stevenson Field. The team (7-2-1, 2-0-1 Ivy) earned its sixth straight shutout in its victory over the Tigers. Princeton (4-4-3, 0-3-0) won the Ivy League last year but has failed to win a conference ...
I’ve been a diehard Liverpool fan since 2006, but most people don’t know that about me. I wake up early on weekends to watch grainy and buffering feeds of matches that I’m certain will spell the demise of my laptop. I follow players on the rise in the youth academy. I know not to trust any transfer ...
Defensive back Emory Polley ’14 played a key role in the football team’s 31-14 Saturday victory over the University of Rhode Island, helping the team retain the Governor’s Cup for the third consecutive year. Polley was the defense line’s main man with two key interceptions, in addition to seven ...
The football team captured the Governor’s Cup last weekend and its Rhode Island matchups continue Saturday when the Bears travel to Bryant University. The in-state foe is the only team standing between Bruno (2-1, Ivy 0-1) and its third consecutive undefeated season against non-conference opponents. ...
Bruno dominated at this weekend’s Brown Invitational — held in honor of Margaux Powers, a former Brown tennis standout. The competitoin emulated a spring tournament, with four teams playing each other in a head-to-head format. Division III Middlebury College, Georgetown Univesity and Ivy League ...
Womens tennis faced its first Ivy competition this past weekend as the squad traveled to Yale to play in the Bulldog Invitational against a number of competitive teams. Bruno had a discouraging start, as only one of the four doubles pairs — Sarah Kandath ’15 and Ammu Mandalap ’16 — emerged ...
Despite a strong final round, the men’s golf team finished 11th in a 14-team field in the Macdonald Cup at a historically challenging Yale course. Bruno shot 299-298-289 in the tournament’s three rounds, finishing with a cumulative score of 886 — 46 strokes above par. The University of Illinois ...
Both cross country teams had modest finishes in last Saturday’s meet at Lehigh University for the Paul Short Invitational. The women’s team came in 16th out of the 48 teams who ran, while the men placed 21st out of 47. The Indiana University men’s team took home the gold with a total of just ...
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