At the Yale Invitational last weekend, women's golf delivered a solid performance mixed with flashes of amazing play. The Bears earned an 8th place finish in the 14-team field, shooting a three-round score of 935 (316, 304, 315) at the 5,959-yard Yale Golf Course. The host school came away with the ...
It was deja vu for the men's water polo team. For the second weekend in a row, the No. 19 Bears (10-4) fell to division leader No. 13 St. Francis (12-0) on the final day of a weekend invitational.
This week marked a number of firsts for the women's soccer team. The Bears (4-3-1, 0-1) took on the University of Massachusetts Minutewomen (3-6-0) for the first time in 20 years, pulling away with a 2-1 win. Brown also faced its first Ivy challenge on Sunday afternoon, falling short at Dartmouth, 2-1. ...
As one of just a handful of unbeatens in the top 25 of Division I soccer, the men's soccer team (5-0-2) continued its streak with a decisive 3-0 victory at the University of Vermont on Saturday.
In front of a nearly sellout crowd of 17,360 fans at Saturday's Homecoming game, the Bears moved to 2-0 by convincingly defeating Harvard 29-14 in the first night game in Brown Stadium's 85-year history.
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At 6 p.m. Saturday, the sun will start to set over Providence, but historic Brown Stadium will be lighting up. For the first time, the Bears will host a night game at its 85-year-old stadium, as they take on Harvard in a crucial Ivy League matchup. Temporary lights have been installed for the special ...
They went up against the best, and just barely fell short.
Misia Krasowski '13 and water polo player Svetozar Stefanovic '13 arrived at Brown last fall as talented athletes, excited to help their respective teams. What the two did not expect was just how influential they would end up being.
The men's tennis team hosted the Northeast Intercollegiate last weekend in its first tournament of the fall season.
It's hard for me to place my finger on exactly when it was that I first became a sports fan. Growing up, I was as uncoordinated and awkward as the study dates I see going on in the Sci Li so often. My time was spent reading the various Goosebumps books and discussing which Pokemon would be the best ...
Last year, running back Zachary Tronti '11 suffered from a serious season-ending injury. But after the Bears won their first game of the season against Stony Brook, Tronti and the Bears look to be in good shape for the rest of the season.
The Bears (3-2-1) had fans on the edge of their seats this week. They took Army (7-2-0) into overtime on Wednesday evening and came out with a 2-1 win. Returning home on Sunday afternoon, their match against Sacred Heart (4-3-2) went into two overtimes, ending in a 0-0 tie.
In preparation for conference play, the volleyball team (5-6) hosted the Brown Invitational this weekend, managing to win two of its four games.
BOSTON — This weekend was a true early-season test for the men's soccer team (4-0-2). The Bears welcomed a nationally ranked opponent to Stevenson Field on Friday and then went on the road to face a squad looking for an upset. But Brown preserved its unbeaten record after securing wins against ...
Running back Zack Tronti '11 bounced outside and scampered into the end zone from a yard out to give the football team a season-opening 33-30 win in double overtime over Stony Brook Saturday at Brown Stadium.
After an 0-2 start to its 2009 season, the football team is aware of the importance of a strong start to this fall's campaign. The Bears' journey starts Saturday with a clash against the Stony Brook Seawolves in a rematch of last year's 21-20 loss, a defeat that has left a "bad taste in our mouth up ...
Heading into the Bucknell University Invitational, the men's water polo team (5-2) knew challenging teams were waiting for them. The tough tests of the weekend were games against No. 16 Navy (11-1) and No. 20 Bucknell (7-2).
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