Tied for last in the ECAC, the men’s hockey team is heading into a four game homestand against two of the top teams in the conference — Quinnipiac and Harvard — and two bottom feeders — Princeton and Dartmouth. Despite the unlikeliness of getting results against the upper echelon teams, the ...
The men’s and women’s squash teams kicked off this semester in great form last week, sweeping both Colby and Bowdoin over the weekend and beating Amherst Wednesday night. The No. 11 women are now 4-2 on the season, while the No. 13 men move to 5-2. Action began last Friday night, with the men winning ...
The NFL, MLB and NHL are crapshoots. We spend hours studying these sports. We watch games and skim box scores. We dissect athletes’ quotes for hidden meaning. We devour statistics, which in any other context would feel like homework. And yet, really, only one thing matters. Are you good enough to ...
After competing nationwide over winter break, the wrestling team set its sights on conference play with matches against Sacred Heart and Bucknell this weekend at the Pizzitola Sports Center, coming away with a win and a loss, respectively. “Right now our training is geared toward the big dance in ...
The men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams fell to Columbia this week, extending their winless Ivy streaks dating back to the Brown Invite in early December. The men (2-4, 1-4 Ivy) were downed by Columbia (6-2, 3-2) in a close 168-124 loss, while their counterparts on the women’s team (3-4, ...
The women’s ice hockey team split a weekend doubleheader against Ivy League rival Yale (9-11-1, 6-8-0 ECAC), claiming its first victory in 10 games and keeping itself out of last place in the conference for another week. It was an emotional roller coaster this weekend for the Bears (5-16-0, 2-12-0), ...
The men’s basketball team shook off foul trouble and an absent Leland King ’17 to hang tight with Ivy frontrunner Yale until the game’s final seconds, when Bulldog Javier Duren nailed a fadeaway 17-footer to sink Bruno 69-65. The nail-biter went back and forth in the final two minutes, as the ...
The men’s hockey team opened conference play in November against St. Lawrence and Clarkson full of confidence after an exhibition win over Dartmouth and a non-conference win against Army, but two losses set the tone for what would become a series of struggles against ECAC opponents. Two-and-a-half ...
Despite a superb demonstration Tuesday against the New Jersey Institute of Technology, the women’s basketball team fell short and handed another conference victory to the Yale Bulldogs (8-8, 2-0 Ivy) Friday night at the Pizzitola Sports Center. Last week’s matchup against the Ivy League opponent ...
The wrestling team was busy over break, competing in a variety of events across the nation. From Lancaster, Pennsylvania to Stanford, California, Bruno put its skills to the test and came away with some solid results. “It was good to see our guys compete out there, and it helps us prepare for the ...
For as long as Bill Belichick has been wearing a headset, the New England Patriots have been synonymous with success. There’s a lot for the 21st century Boston sports fan to be proud of, but atop the list is the mindboggling consistency of our football team. Storms come and go, the big fish eat the ...
Though men’s and women’s swimming and diving enjoyed a productive training trip, they both recorded losses this weekend, falling to Penn and Harvard in the first meets of 2015. The women (3-3, 1-3 Ivy) put up a stronger fight in the matchups, losing by a 51-point margin to both Harvard (6-1, 6-0) ...
The women’s ice hockey team fought through a tough winter break schedule but was not able to grab any victories, losing all six of its games to extend its losing streak to nine games overall. All games were conference clashes against strong opposition. While the score lines may suggest something about ...
While the majority of students started the trek back to College Hill, the women’s basketball team wrapped up its six-game winter break tour with a victory at home. The squad went 4-2 in its games during the recess. “We experienced many ups and downs during the games over break,” said Jordin Alexander ...
It was an up and down winter break for the men’s basketball team, which went 4-2 in its final six non-conference games before getting drummed 80-62 in its Ivy League opener against Yale. Bruno had its hands full to open its conference slate with Yale (12-6, 1-0 Ivy) at home Saturday. The Bulldogs ...
At first glance, a 2-6 record over the last six weeks for the men’s hockey team does not seem to be an improvement over its 2-7 start to the season. But according to Mark Naclerio ’16, the last month and a half’s record does not tell the whole story. “I think there’s been good improvement,” ...
The wrestling team kicked off its season at the East Stroudsburg Open Nov. 16, and continued its early season bouts at the Navy Classic Nov. 22. Between the two events, the Bears earned eight placeholders, showing there is a lot to look forward to in this year’s campaign despite the team’s near-bottom ...
After years of being a Category 3 student group on campus, the Taekwondo team took on the club sport title this semester. The group came out strong this semester in its inaugural tournament with a third-place finish at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The team won its first tournament in ...
After a weekend in which the men’s hockey team was able to notch its second win of the season against Connecticut, Bruno will look to finally take the next step and do what Head Coach Brendan Whittet ’94 has been striving for all season: get conference points. The Bears’ (2-7, 0-6 ECAC) opponents ...
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