On Feb. 7 — while most students were trudging to class through the yard-high snow — Katarina Angus ’17.5 was suiting up for the most important game of her field hockey career. So far, that is. A 4-0 loss to New Zealand — a game in which Angus played for 30 minutes — was not a great debut for ...
Five turnovers — including four in the red zone — doomed the football team in a 20-16 season-opening loss to Bryant Saturday at Brown Stadium. On paper, the Bears (0-1) dominated the game. Bruno racked up 128 more total yards and eight more first downs than the Bulldogs (2-0), held Bryant to just ...
It was a sadly familiar story this week for the women’s soccer team: It played well, but its opponents were even better. While the Bears (2-4) tested their competition, a pair of mistakes proved costly in 1-0 losses to the University of Massachusetts and the University of Connecticut. “We need ...
Fresh off one of its worst losses in recent memory, the women’s field hockey team headed back home for a Saturday matchup with St. Joseph’s, which lost to Penn 7-3 earlier in the season. The Bears (3-3) rebounded nicely, topping the Hawks (2-5) 2-1 in overtime. One minute in, Bruno looked in danger ...
The men’s soccer team’s unbeaten streak ended last weekend during its southern road trip, which pitted it against Georgia State and No. 14 Clemson. The Bears (3-2) never led the entire weekend and found themselves on the unfortunate end of many major calls. The typically stingy defense was lit up ...
After a trip to the Southwest resulted in three losses in four matches, the volleyball team found much more success at the Central Connecticut State University Invitational this weekend. The Bears (6-5) swept their way through the tournament, dropping only one set as they beat Holy Cross, CCSU and ...
It is no secret that the Red Sox’s free-agent signings last winter were an enormous bust. The team’s poor record this season is a function of the underwhelming performance of its entire pitching staff and star players. Lately, though, it has turned its season around. As the team’s playoff hopes ...
The men’s soccer team grabbed a big early-season victory over reigning Big East champions Providence College Sept. 11. The Bears (3-0) held their own against the powerhouse, and the squad currently boasts an undefeated record. Rookie Jack Hagstrom ’19 has been crucial to the team’s efforts this ...
The football team’s defense has developed a reputation for toughness in recent years, and the stats back it up. The unit allowed the second-fewest yards per game of any Ivy team in 2014 and the fewest in 2013. A core of returning starters has the Bruno defense primed for another year among the league’s ...
Returning six key starters to an offense that ranked fifth in the Ivy League by both points and yards per game, the football team seems primed to take a leap after a season in which all 11 starters were new. Perhaps the most important of those returnees is the signal caller. Quarterback and co-captain ...
After the women’s field hockey team went 2-1 in three previous one-goal games, a midweek trip to Providence College yielded an entirely different result — an extensive 6-1 defeat at the hands of Bruno’s crosstown rival was the worst loss of the season so far for the Bears. “We were probably ...
The men’s and women’s cross-country teams started their 2015 campaigns on the right note this weekend, with runners placing on the five-kilometer courses at the Nassaney Invitational at Bryant University and the Fordham Fiasco in New York. Two top-five finishes and five runners in the top 22 helped ...
The rugby team opened its season in resounding fashion Saturday, rampaging over Navy, 36-5. The Bears (1-0) scored the game’s first 36 points before finally conceding a try to their opponents late in the game. “It was a pretty good, solid start to the season,” said co-captain Tiara Mack ’16. Bruno’s ...
After a brief stint back in the Ocean State, the volleyball team hit the road again this weekend to attend the NMSU-UTEP Borderland Classic in El Paso, Texas and Las Cruces, N.M. where Bruno (3-5) fell to three of its opponents but managed to bounce back in the second day of tournament play to claim ...
Two distinct performances provided split results for the women’s field hockey team over the weekend, as a dominant yet inconsistent effort yielded a 2-1 overtime victory over Bryant while a physical, even matchup against UMass-Lowell became Brown’s (2-2) second loss of the year. The Bears’ matchup ...
The men’s soccer team came away with two victories in a hard-fought pair of games this weekend. They kicked off the weekend Friday night with a nail-biting 2-1 overtime win over No. 18 Providence College (3-1-1), handing the Friars their first loss of the season. Then the team concluded the weekend ...
The women’s soccer team played a flawless 135 minutes of soccer in its two games this weekend, but a sloppy first half against Providence College kept the Bears from sweeping the homestand. Playing and competing for the entire game “was a big key for us,” said Head Coach Phil Pincince. “We played ...
Last season, the women’s rugby team burst onto the scene in its first varsity campaign, tearing through the Ivy League with an undefeated record en route to an appearance in the national championship tournament. With another year of varsity practice and experience under their belts, the Bears hope ...
Despite losing five key starters to graduation, the women’s soccer team is confident it can rebound from 2014’s last-place conference record of 1-4-2. The team (1-1) will fill the holes in its roster with a talented first-year class and revitalized team chemistry. And when a coach like Phil Pincince ...
On the eve the first meets of the season for the men’s and women’s cross country teams, both squads will ask senior leaders to carry young rosters. They will send runners to New York meets and the Bryant Nassaney Invitational over the weekend in hopes of unlocking their rosters’ potential. The ...
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