Varsity baseball outfielder John Sheridan '13 was just an 18-year-old playing baseball in Hawaii when he first thought of starting a baseball mentoring program. With support from the Swearer Center for Public Service and local organizations, that became a reality this past summer. Along with team members ...
The women's soccer team kicked off its 2012 season in dominating fashion with two wins in three days following a preseason of solid training sessions. The Bears (2-0, 0-0 Ivy) are off to a perfect start after traveling to St. John's University (2-3-0) Friday and defeating the Red Storm 3-0, and then ...
The men's water polo team christened the new Katherine Moran Coleman Aquatics Center during last weekend's Brown Labor Day Weekend Tournament, finishing undefeated in seven matches. On Saturday, the No. 20 Bears took down Fordham University 13-5, the Chicago Masters 12-8, Metro Boston 16-6 and ...
This article has been updated to include the results of the Olympic trials for the U.S. women's gymnastics team.
New athletic director Jack Hayes called Friday "an exciting day for the athletic department and an exciting day for the men's basketball program" as he introduced Mike Martin '04 as the team's incoming head coach.
The University will introduce Mike Martin '04 as the new head coach of the men's basketball team at a press conference tomorrow afternoon. Martin, who is coming off of a six-year stint as an assistant coach of the men's basketball squad at Penn, will be returning to his basketball roots at ...
With four seconds left in the men's lacrosse game against former No. 3 Cornell, attackman Samuel Hurster '14 sent the ball flying into the net to clinch the win for the Bears on a pass from co-captain Parker Brown '12. Hurster's goal not only ensured the win, but also kept Bruno in contention for the ...
The men's golf team fought through a weekend plagued by wind and rain to place sixth in the Century Intercollegiate at the par-71 Century Country Club with a two-round score of 628.
When I promised a list of "most compelling NBA playoff matchups" for the West last week, I neglected two very important pieces of information. The first was that by the time that column ran, nearly all of the playoff matchups would have been decided, making the point of the column moot. The second was ...
Correction appended. Recruited athletes at Brown have a choice - since the University does not offer athletic scholarships, athletes can relinquish their commitment to their sport without affecting their financial aid, just like students participating in any other extracurricular activity. But this ...
Across the country, the phrase "college sports" conjures images of parking lots full of tailgaters as far as the eye can see and waves of students dressed in the same color screaming as a member of the opposing team lines up for a foul shot. Brown students are generally an athletic bunch that rally ...
From a Verney-Woolley Dining Hall segregated between athletes and non-athletes to rumors of athletes gaining a leg up over their non-athlete peers in admissions - certain attitudes and stereotypes persist surrounding student-athletes on campus. Some athletes report that these claims have elements ...
While most students were stumbling through Spring Weekend debauchery, the men and women of track and field were busy running, jumping and throwing at three different meets. Though none of the meets were scored, both teams performed well at the competitions.
Bruno's crew programs both enjoyed victories over Ivy League opponents this weekend as the men swept No. 15 Dartmouth at home and the women toppled No. 16 Cornell and No. 18 Columbia in Ithaca, N.Y.
The women's softball team (8-24, 5-11 Ivy) dropped two doubleheaders to first-place Harvard (26-11, 15-1) this weekend at Soldiers Field in Cambridge, Mass.
The women's lacrosse team dropped its fifth straight conference matchup Saturday, losing to first-place Penn 15-6 in Philadelphia.
The men's lacrosse team pulled off one of the biggest upsets in the program's recent memory Saturday, defeating No. 3 Cornell 10-9 in Ithaca. A goal from Sam Hurster '14 with four seconds remaining handed the Big Red (9-2, 4-1 Ivy) its first conference loss this season and snapped Cornell's six-game ...
The baseball team's chances of finishing with a winning conference record and winning the Red Rolfe division were squelched this weekend as the Bears dropped three of four games in an away series Friday and Saturday at Harvard.
After a difficult start to the season, the women's softball team earned two bounce-back victories last Sunday over Dartmouth, thanks in large part to the offensive power of shortstop Stephanie Thompson '13. Thompson is currently one of the best batters in the nation, sitting in second place nationwide ...
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