The past year of professional squash has exhibited perhaps the most exciting play ever. With more countries represented in the world’s top 20 players than at any time in recent memory, tournament matches have reached unprecedented popularity. An aspect of top-level squash that has evolved over the ...
Rooting for the Boston Red Sox has always been a labor of love. Because hopes are consistently high in March, the disappointments hurt as much as the payoffs elate. One minute you’re getting emotionally sucker-punched by Aaron Boone, and the next you’re busting curses. We celebrate with champagne ...
As the softball team played its first games in its own division this weekend, Bruno (10-15, 4-8 Ivy) hoped to make a run at the North title and earn a spot in the Ivy League championship game. Unfortunately for the Bears, two narrow losses and a blowout to Harvard all but ended their title aspirations. ...
The women’s lacrosse team has never fallen to Columbia and continued the tradition on Senior Day Saturday, as it triumphed over the Lions 7-6. The win secured Bruno’s first Ivy victory of the season, a prize long in the works for the Bears. “The whole game yesterday was really a team effort,” ...
The men’s and women’s track and field teams emerged victorious in several events at the Brown Invitational Saturday. Bruno won over one-quarter of the 40 events, boasting the largest wining percentage of any school in attendance. The team’s first-place total more than doubled that of the next-best ...
The baseball team came into its four-game series with Harvard this weekend on the heels of a terrible showing against Penn and Columbia, but the Bears (8-20, 4-8 Ivy) rebounded nicely, splitting two doubleheaders with the Crimson (16-15, 5-7) on Alumni Weekend. Eddie Fitzpatrick ’15 made the start ...
Despite hopes of getting back on track in Ivy League play, the No. 12 men’s lacrosse team came up short in its upset bid of No. 9 Yale Saturday, falling 16-10 in New Haven. Five tallies from Dylan Molloy ’17, the nation’s leading scorer, were not enough to carry Bruno (8-3, 2-2 Ivy) to victory. ...
After getting demolished at the hands of Lou Gehrig Division powerhouses Columbia and Penn, the baseball team is looking to four games against Red Rolfe Division foe Harvard to get its season back on track. “This is a big weekend for us,” said Dan Kerr ’15. “Our division is close right now, ...
With the disappointment of last weekend’s loss to Penn still lingering, the No. 12 men’s lacrosse team will look to get back on track Saturday as it takes on on No. 9 Yale in a pivotal Ivy League matchup. Last year, the Bears (8-2, 2-1) suffered a crushing overtime defeat to the Bulldogs (8-2, 2-2 ...
During last year’s disappointing season, the longest road trip the men’s hockey team had to make was to ECAC rival Princeton — a long bus ride that the Bears make annually. But next year, Bruno will get a little further from Providence: Brown, ECAC foe Colgate and two Hockey East teams — Northeastern ...
Last weekend, about 30 students from the defending national champion Brown Taekwondo Club traveled to the University of Delaware to compete in the 40th National Collegiate Taekwondo Association Championships. The team defended its title, tying Cornell for first place overall after finishing second in ...
The University hosts 900 athletes and 37 varsity teams, making it the fourth-largest athletic program in the country and the largest women’s program, according to the athletics department website. For an academically-oriented school known primarily for success in the classroom rather than on the field, ...
Before the NBA season began, I made five bold predictions. Well, not that bold, considering they included such nuggets as “A bunch of teams will fall well below expectations,” and “All predictions will be incorrect.” But hidden amidst the rambling was one substantive note: The Eastern Conference ...
After splitting consecutive doubleheaders with Ivy foes Cornell and Princeton and coming on the heels of impressive wins against Georgetown and George Mason, the baseball team suffered a major setback this weekend, as it was swept by both Penn and Columbia. “We obviously did not play our best,” ...
With the banks of the Seekonk lined with throngs of spectators and eager fans, the men’s crew team contested 2014 Intercollegiate Rowing Association national champion Washington in a formidable challenge Saturday morning in Providence. The Bears lost all three races to the Huskies despite solid efforts. ...
The women’s lacrosse team’s campaign for an Ivy victory stumbled Saturday as the Bears (5-5, 0-4 Ivy) fell to Harvard 9-7. Despite a second-half surge, Bruno could not make up a first-half deficit to clinch a win. With only three conference games left, the Bears will be hard-pressed to break into ...
Looking to continue its unbeaten start in Ivy League play, the No. 10 men’s lacrosse team came up just short in Saturday’s contest against Penn, losing 14-11. The Bears (8-2, 2-1 Ivy) went into halftime with a one-goal lead but were held to only three goals in the second half as the Quakers pulled ...
The men’s and women’s track and field teams continued outdoor competition last weekend, as they traveled to Princeton for the Sam Howell Invitational. Multiple competitors, both male and female, finished in podium positions, with a few setting new personal- and school-best results. The women shone ...
Coming off of a scoreless loss to Princeton, the softball team looked to redeem itself this weekend in a pair of Ivy League doubleheaders. The contests were technically the first home games of the season for the Bears (8-12, 3-5 Ivy), but they took place at Bryant University’s Conaty Park due to field ...
After the baseball team split its first two Ivy doubleheaders with Princeton and Cornell — the two teams picked to finish last in the Gehrig Division by d1baseball.com — Brown (6-14, 2-2 Ivy) hosts the teams picked to finish in the top half of the Gehrig Division, Columbia and Penn. Mother Nature ...
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