The men’s hockey team may have been a sizable underdog against No. 6 Harvard last weekend, but it certainly did not look that way come game time. Thanks in large part to Nick Lappin ’16, the Bears turned in their best performance of the year, taking down the Crimson by a final score of 2-1. It ...
Last weekend’s victory over No. 6 Harvard (12-8-2, 8-6-2 ECAC) was only the men’s hockey team’s second conference win of the season but, remarkably, its third over Harvard in two years. Heading into weekend matchups against middling ECAC teams Union and Rensselaer, the Bears (5-17-1, 2-13-1) hope ...
The men’s basketball team captured its long-awaited first Ivy win last weekend and will look to carry that momentum into two tough road tests against Princeton Friday and Penn Saturday. Co-captain Rafael Maia ’15 said the victory against Dartmouth (8-12, 1-5 Ivy) last Saturday, which lifted Bruno ...
The back-to-the-basket game is alive and well, at least in college. The two best offenses of this year are led by the two stars who will compete for the Naismith Award — centers Jahlil Okafor of Duke and Frank Kaminsky of Wisconsin. Those of us who watch too much ESPN might be tired of hearing Okafor ...
The wrestling team sustained three losses this weekend, as it competed against Penn and Princeton Saturday and Lehigh Sunday. “Despite suffering losses to conference teams, I think this weekend was a great learning experience for us,” said Justin Staudenmayer ’17. “We will see all of these guys ...
Despite concerted efforts to hate him and the uniform he wears, I’ve always been in complete awe of Kobe Bryant. It’s the intensity, the competitiveness and the drive. Even the cold arrogance speaks to a certain admirable quality — there have never been any bells and whistles with Kobe. He didn’t ...
The men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams finished their seasons on low notes as they fell to dominant Yale squads. The men (2-6, 1-6 Ivy) faced a decisive 126-point deficit in their loss to the Bulldogs (8-2, 5-2), while the women (4-5, 2-5) dropped a 99-point decision to the Elis (7-2, 5-2). But ...
It had been about a month since the men’s hockey team last won a game and over two months since its last ECAC win. And with then-No. 6 Harvard coming to town after the Bears (5-17-1, 2-13-1 ECAC) lost to Dartmouth (11-8-4, 8-6-2) by giving up five unanswered goals, Brown’s chances to record its ...
It was all smiles for the women’s basketball team this weekend, as it defeated Ivy League rivals Harvard and Dartmouth to improve its conference record to 3-3. The two victories mark the first time Bruno (9-11, 3-3) has completed an away sweep of the Crimson (9-11, 2-4) and Big Green (10-10, 1-5) ...
It was another winless weekend for the women’s hockey team — their eighth this season — as they fell to Dartmouth and Harvard. With these two losses, Brown (5-20-0, 2-16-0 ECAC) will finish the regular season without a victory away from home, as the squad amassed an unprecedented 0-13-0 road record. ...
Last week, I was browsing TV channels when I stumbled upon the Boston Celtics taking on the Minnesota Timberwolves. After watching the game for less than a quarter, I was ready to stick needles in my eyes. The game was unbelievably boring. I was not surprised to see that most of the fans on screen were ...
After notching its first conference win in a decisive victory over Columbia last Saturday, the women’s basketball team looks to carry this momentum into the weekend when the squad hits the road to take on Harvard and Dartmouth. Last weekend, the Bears (7-11, 1-3 Ivy) struggled against top-ranked Cornell ...
Back in mid-November, the men’s hockey team traveled north for two away games against Ivy rivals Harvard and Dartmouth with high expectations for a season that had just begun. What followed was calamitous: Brown started out by falling 6-2 to the Crimson before getting utterly embarrassed by the Big ...
After dominating their opponents last week, the men’s and women’s squash teams faced some stiffer competition this week. The No. 11 women were particularly busy, defeating Williams but falling to four other teams, while the No. 13 men lost all four of their matches. The weekend got off to a promising ...
The track and field season is just underway, but Ned Willig ’16 has wasted no time breaking into the record books. In his first race of the season at the Boston University John Thomas Terrier Invitational last weekend, Willig outpaced his own program record of 2:22.35 in the 1,000 meters by nearly ...
There are few things in sports that truly shock me anymore. When you’re a kid, it’s easy to be amazed: the first time you see a buzzer beater, the ball swishing through the net in the glow of the neon red zeroes. It seems, in the literal sense of the word, unbelievable. The tiniest competitions ...
There would be no better remedy for the men’s basketball team’s 0-4 conference start than a win over a rival that has won the Ivy League four years in a row. Bruno will look to do just that when it welcomes Harvard Friday before another league bout against Dartmouth Saturday. The opponents present ...
Despite hanging close late in the second half with two Ivy League opponents, the men’s basketball team was swept this weekend, falling to Cornell 57-49 and to Columbia 86-65 after a road trip to New York. The losses continue a dismal skid to open conference play for the Bears (9-12, 0-4 Ivy), who ...
Opening the six-week stretch of conference doubleheaders at home in the Pizzitola Sports Center, the women’s basketball team came up short against a strong Cornell squad Friday but managed to salvage the weekend with an impressive win against Columbia Saturday. The Big Red (12-6, 3-1 Ivy) displayed ...
The men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams came into this weekend’s matchup against Cornell riding a string of Ivy losses. At the season’s last home dual meet and on Senior Day, the women (4-4, 2-4 Ivy) eked out a win over the Big Red (5-4, 3-4) to prevent the Bears from sinking further ...
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