Standout performances by Dayna Lord ’17 and Hannah Camhi ’16 defined the women’s experience at the ITA Northeastern Regional Tournament in Cambridge this past weekend. The two were the only members of the team to notch victories in both doubles and singles. Lord reached the singles semifinals ...
Thea Derrough ’14 has played in all 67 sets of the 18 matches the volleyball team has competed in this season. She has accumulated 159 kills over this span, averaging nearly 2.5 kills per set, the second highest total on the team behind fellow outside hitter Maddie Lord ’15. Derrough has established ...
A long four days of competition at the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Regional Championship, hosted by Yale, ended for the men’s team Sunday afternoon. The doubles teams finished the weekend with a 7-3 record, with two pairs reaching the quarterfinals. The men floundered in the singles section ...
Despite one of its strongest showings of the season, a narrow first round loss in the Ivy Match Play Championship left Bruno in the bottom half of the tournament, where the team finished in seventh place. Yale won the tournament by defeating Harvard in the championship match. Columbia finished third, ...
In a match against Ivy rival Harvard, Brown dropped a 2-1 decision Saturday in Cambridge. Two early goals from the Crimson (3-6-2, Ivy 2-1-0) kept the Bears (3-6-3, 0-1-2) from clawing their way back into the game. The loss is Bruno’s first in the Ivy League this season after two previous ties. “Harvard ...
At Nathan Bishop Middle School Wednesday, two students began to push each other after school. One boy tackled the other, and they tussled on the ground while a group of curious peers quickly circled around them. It is a scene all too familiar at Providence Public Middle Schools, where fighting or violent ...
The Bears fell to Princeton 39-17 in their second Ivy League matchup of the season Saturday evening. Bruno (3-2, 0-2 Ivy) was up 17-0 midway through the second quarter, but Princeton (4-1, 2-0 Ivy) scored the next 39 points to clinch the victory. Penalties and failed third-down conversions told the ...
Things were looking good for the football team early in the second quarter Saturday against Princeton. The offense and special teams had each contributed touchdowns, while the defense held the Tigers scoreless in the first period. But — just as it did against Harvard three weeks ago — momentum swung ...
Both men’s and women’s cross country finished first at Friday’s Rothenberg Invitational in Warwick. The women’s team took four of the first five individual places and finished with a score of 22, while the men placed three runners in the top five and earned a score of 24. “It was really just ...
The women’s soccer team fell to Harvard 3-1 Sunday afternoon at Soldiers Field in Cambridge, Mass. The loss leaves Bruno (7-3-1, 2-1-1 Ivy) standing third in the Ivy League. The Crimson (8-3-2, 4-0-0) initially fell behind the Bears, when forward Chloe Cross ’15 scored in the seventh minute. She ...
Uneven play has been the bane of both golf teams so far this season, but this past weekend the women’s team finally hit its stride. Meanwhile, the men’s squad still hasn’t found its swing. Women’s Golf The women’s team played one of its most consistent tournaments of the season at ...
Buoyed with new recruits attracted by state-of-the-art facilities, boasting a team spirit that cannot be duplicated and armed with the will to improve, the Brown Swimming and Diving program aims for a season that is both fast and fun. “It’s fun to go fast,” said Peter Brown, swimming and diving ...
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 ...
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