In its second tournament of the year, the men’s golf team finished 10th in the 17-team Hartford Hawk Invitational. The low finish was due in large part to a poor second round, despite strong showings in the other two. Rutgers University won the tournament with a cumulative team score of 868, just ...
The No. 17 men’s water polo team finished their weekend travel campaign with a 2-1 record, losing their first match against No. 14 St. Francis College Terriers 16-15 but winning the final two games. Bruno’s first match Saturday came up against the Terriers (8-4), the defending Collegiate Water ...
There are websites devoted to it, books written about it, ironic T-shirts depicting it and even a mainstream sitcom centered around it. Individuals young and old all over the country place bets on it, lose productivity over it and cry about it. Fantasy football has a stranglehold on football culture ...
On Saturday evening, the football team will play on one of the biggest stages the Ivy League affords: a nationally televised game, under the lights against a conference rival at historic Harvard Stadium in Boston. But to Head Coach Phil Estes and his team, this week’s matchup against the Crimson ...
At the end of last season, the football team faced the challenge of replacing their top three running backs, all of whom graduated. But two quarters into the 2013 season opener, the solution struck like a lighting bolt. John Spooney ’14 established himself as one the Bear’s biggest assets Saturday ...
The women’s tennis team opened the year with top finishes at the Brown Invitational this past weekend. With young players such as first-year Dayna Lord ’17, whose serve dominated over the weekend, and Hannah Camhi ’16, a First Team All-Ivy doubles player and Herald contributing writer, the team ...
The men’s soccer team suffered two defeats on the road over the weekend, falling to Indiana University 2-1 Friday and Butler University 3-0 Sunday — dropping its record to 1-4-1. Bruno battled back against the Hoosiers in the second half but could not notch a tying goal despite a spirited second-half ...
The men’s tennis team traveled to New Haven, Conn. last weekend to compete in the Ivy Plus Tournament and came away with strong wins and valuable experience, said co-captain David Neff ’14. Bruno competed against all other Ivy League teams — with the exception of Princeton — as well as against ...
The field hockey team won the second of two games this weekend due to renewed emphasis on team-focused play. After falling to Columbia (3-3, Ivy 1-0) Friday, Bruno (3-3, 0-1) bounced back Sunday to fend off Colgate University (1-7). Columbia 4, Brown 1 Despite not having beaten the Lions ...
Some people participate in triathlons to get in better shape, while others — who often have competitive swimming or running backgrounds — seek a new athletic challenge. In all cases, the triathlon fits the bill. The popularity of triathlons has surged within the past decade, with the membership ...
The Bears faced off against the Hofstra Pride, the Delaware State Hornets and the Temple Owls this past weekend at the Temple Invitational tournament in Philadelphia. Bruno started off Friday with a 3-1 win against the Pride. While the score suggests a one-sided victory, the match was extremely competitive ...
The football team could not have asked for a better start to its 2013 season than the 45-7 thrashing it laid on Georgetown Saturday afternoon at Brown Stadium. “I’m happy with the way we played offensively, defensively and on special teams,” said Head Coach Phil Estes. “There were some really ...
The women’s soccer team won its two games this past week and will take a 4-2-0 record into the start of Ivy League play next Sunday. Brown 2, UMass 1 The Bears went on the road and defeated the University of Massachusetts at Amherst (3-5-1) last Thursday night 2-1 at Rudd Field. In her ...
With the men’s water polo team’s two leading scorers out for the Bruno Fall Invitational last weekend, Matty Gallas ’16 stepped up to the plate and scored eight goals during the tournament. Gallas is originally from Manhattan Beach, Calif., and plays as a driver on the 6-4 squad. For his intrepid ...
The football team hosts the Georgetown University Hoyas (1-2) Saturday to open its 2013 campaign, carrying a streak of five consecutive winning seasons into the program’s 136th year. The two teams squared off in the nation’s capitol last year, and the Bears trounced the Hoyas 37-10. Bruno has surpassed ...
The football team’s defensive unit has a lot to live up to after last year’s squad allowed the fewest points per game in the Ivy League. But the lineup has retained some key players from a year ago and a crop of new faces are poised to keep the defense at the top of the league. Anchoring the defense ...
The men’s and women’s cross country teams opened their 2013 seasons Saturday at the Dartmouth Invitational in Hanover, N.H., finishing third and fifth, respectively. The men’s team earnedits bronze with 90 points overall, and the women’s team finished with 141. “We performed reasonably well,” ...
As it aims for a sixth-straight winning season, the football team will rely on a heavily experienced offense this fall, possibly starting seniors at all 11 positions — including seven who will return from an offense that ranked fourth in the Ivy League last season for total yards per game. Spearheading ...
The women’s soccer team moved to 2-2-0 after last week’s action, continuing to split non-conference match-ups. Brown comes from behind, wins in overtime Bruno defeated Northeastern University (0-5-2) last Thursday night at Stevenson Field. The team fell behind 1-0 in the first half but ...
The No. 18 men’s water polo team won its first three games of weekend but fell short in its last two, finishing with a 3-2 record at the Bruno Fall Invitational held in the Katherine Moran Coleman Aquatics Center. This was the second weekend in a row Bruno hosted some of the country’s top teams. The ...
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