This weekend, the volleyball team has an opportunity to exact revenge against Yale — this time in Bulldog territory. Nearly a month ago, Yale swept Bruno in three games, and Friday, the Bears will seek to even the score. “We are a very different team from the last time we played them,” said Assistant ...
The football team may still be winless in the Ivy League, but there’s no cause to panic just yet. The Bears (2-3, 0-2 Ivy) will look to rebound from their loss to Princeton when they come home this weekend to host Cornell (0-5, 0-2). An 0-2 mark in conference is always alarming, but the Bears have ...
In Worcester, Massachusetts — 42 miles west of Winchester, where Meghan O’Donnell ’15 grew up, first handled a field hockey stick and first experienced the thrill of the ball hitting the net — she scored a goal Wednesday that accomplished what she had been inching toward her entire collegiate ...
The men’s soccer team enters its fourth round of Ivy League play clinging to the top half of the standings. Following their 1-1 draw with Harvard, the Bears will face a surprisingly underperforming Cornell that has just three points after as many games of conference play. Last weekend, Bruno (3-4-5, ...
All year, the women’s field hockey team has been patient: The squad waited to get its first Ivy League win after suffering two huge losses, waited until the dying embers of games to snatch wins — particularly during overtime wins against Sacred Heart and Harvard — and, in its biggest win of the ...
The women’s soccer team took on Harvard Saturday at Stevenson Field in pursuit of its first conference win, but the Bears will have to keep searching after suffering a 2-0 loss against the Crimson. Due to Harvard’s first place standing in the Ivy League, the matchup served as a prime opportunity ...
After a series of close conference losses, the volleyball team bounced back nicely this weekend, taking down Columbia and Cornell in five-set thrillers. The Bears (8-11, 3-4 Ivy) had lost three of their last four contests in a deciding fifth set, but were able to overcome their recent misfortunes and ...
Men’s water polo If the Ivy League title is on the line, the men’s water polo team seems to have a problem when facing Princeton across the pool. For the second year in a row, the Tigers scored a late goal to nip Bruno Sunday and claim the 2014 Ivy crown. No. 15 Bruno first had to get through ...
The men’s soccer team landed squarely in the middle of the Ivy League standings after Saturday’s match with Harvard ended in a 1-1 draw. The Crimson scored early on a masterfully executed counterattack, but co-captain Ben Maurey ’15.5 evened the score just minutes into the second half off a corner ...
Over its past two Ivy League games, the football team has established a theme: not playing a complete game. The Bears (2-3, 0-2 Ivy) dug themselves a huge hole against Princeton (3-2, 2-0) Saturday, trailing 24-0 shortly into the second quarter. Despite a spirited second half, Bruno could not surmount ...
After two tight losses on the road last weekend, the women’s volleyball team will return to the Pizzitola Center to battle both Columbia and Cornell this weekend. These two games could be the turning point in the season, said captain Maddie Lord ’15. Princeton and Penn edged the Bears last weekend ...
The field hockey team made a little personal history this past weekend, beating Providence College 2-0 — the first time any of the players on this year’s team had beaten the Friars. But this weekend could be even more historic: Goalie Shannon McSweeney ’15 needs only two saves to become Brown’s ...
The football team has struggled to score this season, but wide receiver Brian Strachan ’15 had no trouble finding the end zone Saturday against the College of the Holy Cross. The senior caught eight passes for 98 yards and three touchdowns, all career highs, leading Bruno to a 27-24 double overtime ...
For the past seven months, the sports world has tipped its collective cap to the incredible career of Derek Jeter. There is much to be celebrated — Jeter has defined excellence, class and leadership for two decades. There simply aren’t enough superlatives. Jeter’s place in the upper ranks of the ...
After losing its grip on an early one-goal lead to fall to Princeton last weekend, the men’s soccer team looked to rebound in Tuesday’s non-conference matchup with Boston College. Louis Zingas ’18 found the back of the net for the Bears, but BC equalized less than a minute later in a game that ...
Riding a two-game winning streak, the football team heads to Princeton Saturday to begin a six-game gauntlet through the Ivy League. A matchup with the defending Ivy champions on their home turf will test the Bears as they seek their first conference win. With their nonconference schedule behind them, ...
Men’s soccer The men’s soccer team’s chances of an Ivy League title took a major hit Saturday at Princeton. The Bears (3-4-3, 1-1-0 Ivy) gave up two second-half goals to allow the prolific Tigers offense a comeback 2-1 win. Princeton (5-3-2, 1-1-0) entered the game with one of the highest goals-per-game ...
The football team crawled back to an even record Saturday, defeating the College of the Holy Cross 27-24 at home in double overtime. Kicker Grant Senne ’16 proved to be the hero, drilling a chip-shot 23-yard field goal to hand Bruno (2-2) the victory. But it was another strong all-around effort from ...
After a passive loss Wednesday to Quinnipiac (5-8), the field hockey team needed to bounce back in a big way this weekend against Lehigh University and — more importantly — against crosstown power Providence College (9-6). And bounce back they did, defeating Lehigh 4-2 Sunday and PC 2-0 Monday. Goals ...
Updated 2:38 a.m. on Oct. 14. Though Brown Stadium was packed to the brim for the game against Harvard two weeks ago, fans were few and far between on a cold and rainy Saturday for the football team’s matchup with the College of the Holy Cross. But the Bears outlasted the Crusaders this weekend ...
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