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Playoff-bound Princeton, No. 5 Quinnipiac come to Providence

As a difficult season winds down, the women’s hockey team has been eliminated from conference tournament contention and will play its final two games this weekend. Though there are no trophies on the line, Bruno (5-21-1, 2-17-1 ECAC) still has plenty to play for. “Each weekend, it doesn’t matter ...


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Men's basketball to host Cornell, Columbia

The men’s basketball team’s New York road trip — in which the squad lost consecutive games to Cornell and Columbia — was Bruno’s worst weekend of the season, as the team fell to 0-4 in league play. But the Bears (11-14, 2-6 Ivy) welcome the Big Red Friday and the Lions Saturday with the opportunity ...


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Squash edges Franklin and Marshall for podium spot

The women’s squash team captured the third place title at the Kurtz Cup last weekend, defeating Franklin and Marshall (9-9) in the first round before falling to Stanford (4-9), which knocked the Bears out of contention for the title. Bruno (7-9) downed Williams (15-10) Sunday in the third place match. “Our ...


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Women's ice hockey finishes weekend winless against Union, RPI

It was a tough weekend for the women’s hockey team, letting a late lead slip away against Union Friday night before falling to Rensselaer the following day. “These were close games this weekend that we were capable of winning,” said goaltender Monica Elvin ’17. “We can go into this coming ...


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Squash teams flounder in competitive conference

A tough Ivy schedule has left both the men’s and women’s squash teams reeling. Neither squad has notched a conference win to date, dropping most matches by large margins, most recently to Dartmouth and Harvard. In their seven conference matches, both teams have won  just four games, for an individual ...


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Lappin’s ’16 goal lifts men's hockey over Harvard

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 ...


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Men's hockey visits struggling conference foes Union, RPI

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 ...


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Levinson '17: Okafor and Kaminsky: The NCAA’s Two Towers

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 ...


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Firn '16: Kobe Bryant versus Father Time

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 ...


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Championships loom as swimming and diving drops meet

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 ...


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Men's hockey top No. 6 Crimson in upset

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 ...




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