As leaves litter the streets and campus prepares for the inevitable first signs of snow, fall sports are coming to a close. And with the last games of the season come end-of-year awards. A number of Bears were chosen for a variety of honors in their respective sports’ conferences. Men’s Soccer Five ...
Last year, our team’s formation started out in a curious way when our original founder went down with a torn ACL before the season started. Two weeks earlier, I poached club soccer tryouts with him for some talent to add to the team. He had a few people interested, but with his torn ACL went many ...
The women’s basketball team continued its strong start Tuesday, defeating Providence College 57-47 for its second win of the season. In their home opener, the Bears (3-0) started off somewhat sluggish. At the end of the first quarter, Providence, which defeated Brown for one of its six wins last year, ...
Season openers can operate as a barometer for a team’s development, revealing the parts of the game that need the most work. After a 77-65 season-opening loss Friday night at St. Peter’s, the problem area for the men’s basketball team was pretty clear: the final eight minutes. The Bears (0-1) ...
Though it played host to the first-ever National Collegiate Varsity Women’s Rugby Association tournament Saturday, the women’s rugby team fell 27-19 to American International College in the quarterfinals. “I know we didn’t win the match, but I was so proud of our players for the way that they ...
“That was weird,” Dartmouth Head Coach Buddy Teevens said Saturday after his Big Green team took down the Brown football team 34-18 at Brown Stadium. While Dartmouth (8-1, 5-1 Ivy) comfortably beating Bruno (4-5, 2-4) may not have surprised many — given that the Big Green ranks first in the Ivy ...
After a grueling opening stretch of games that included top ECAC competition, the women’s hockey team finally got the monkey off its back, using a much-needed offensive outburst to defeat Sacred Heart, 6-1, and earn its first win of the 2015-16 campaign. Sam Donovan ’18 led the charge for Brown ...
After a disappointing start to the season, the men’s hockey team needed to get positive results out of a road trip for games against Union and RPI. The last time Brown (1-3-1, 1-2-1 ECAC) traveled to New York to face those opponents, it secured its first two-win weekend of last season. And if not ...
The women’s basketball team traveled to Florida for its season opener Friday, beginning on a high note with a 68-61 victory over Bethune-Cookman University. The Bears (1-0) entered the game hoping for a successful start to their season after last year’s 10-18 record. Bruno battled the Wildcats (0-1) ...
The competition within Ivy League volleyball proved to be incredibly stiff this season. Going into the final weekend of conference play, four of the Ancient Eight’s teams had viable chances of securing the conference title. Bruno (10-16, 4-10 Ivy) did not, but faced off against two of these teams, ...
On a bitterly cold night, friends, family and fans gathered to celebrate the senior class of the men’s soccer team in the last home game of the season. Before the game, the class of 2016 was honored for its accolades and commitment to the program. The accomplishments were plentiful, but there was ...
Over the next two weeks, Bellevue, Washington will host the 2015 World Squash Championship, which has a field unlike any other in recent memory. The current landscape of professional squash has a top tier of four players: Egypt’s Mohamed El Shorbagy and Ramy Ashour along with England’s Nick Matthew ...
Sometimes in life, good things come in small packages. In basketball, that package better be able to run fast and shoot the lights out. Such is the test for the men’s basketball team as it opens its 2015-16 season at Saint Peter’s Friday night. Head Coach Mike Martin ’04 enters his fourth season ...
Still in search of a postseason berth, the equestrian team finished comfortably in second place at the University of Rhode Island IHSA Show last Saturday. The team benefitted from first-place finishes by two point riders, including co-captain Alisa Berg ’16. Last weekend marked Berg’s first time ...
In its 110th season, the men’s basketball team has a plethora of surprises in store for fans and followers of the program. Bruno’s non-conference schedule boasts matchups against historically strong programs that often garner national recognition, Georgetown and Southern Methodist. The squad will ...
Men’s water polo Wins over MIT and No. 12 Harvard lifted top-seeded No. 12 Bruno to the CWPA Northern Division title in this weekend’s tournament at the Katherine Coleman Aquatics Center. The Bears (23-6, 12-0 CWPA) rolled past the fifth-seeded Engineers (12-13, 5-7) in the first round 15-7, buoyed ...
After the women’s field hockey team took down Dartmouth in its second Ivy League game of the year, the quest for winning two conference games for the first time in three years began. Unfortunately for the Bears, that search will have to wait for the 2016 campaign. In the final game of 2015, Bruno ...
In two games against top ECAC competition, the women’s ice hockey team played four solid periods of hockey. But, one bad period against a good team can be costly, and that was proved to be the case for Brown in weekend losses to Dartmouth and Harvard. The Bears (0-6, 0-4 ECAC) squared off against ...
Roughly 110 minutes of game time was not enough for the men’s soccer team to find a victory, as it drew 1-1 with Yale Saturday night. The tie dropped the Bears (9-5-2, 3-1-2 Ivy) into third place in the league, while Yale earned only its second point of the year at the bottom of the table. “We felt ...
After the men’s ice hockey team lost to Holy Cross 7-5 in its home opener, the signs of an electric offense and a mistake-prone defense were obvious to all who watched. Following a 7-3 loss to Dartmouth and a hard-fought 5-2 battle with No. 6 Harvard, those themes were more visible than ever. The ...
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