In a chippy, bitter, back-and-forth game — which, aptly, summed up the weather that Saturday afternoon — the women’s field hockey team (6-2, 1-2 Ivy) topped Harvard (6-4, 1-2) in its first Ivy League win of the season. Forward Jaclyn Torres ’17 slid a pass from Hannah Rogers ’16 past sprawling ...
So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past. Remember when the Washington Capitals were the hot up-and-comers in the NHL? Remember when Ovechkin, Semin, Green and Backstrom were all under 25? Remember when they won the Presidents’ Trophy? Remember when it felt like ...
The women’s soccer team saw Ivy League play for the second time this season Saturday as it faced off at home against Columbia in a game that ended in a 2-2 draw. The Bears (4-4-2, 0-0-2 Ivy) came out strong, as Erin Katz ’16 capitalized on a cross from Annie Gillen ’15 at the 18th minute, putting ...
The women’s volleyball team split the weekend after going head-to-head with Ivy League rivals Harvard and Dartmouth. The Bears (6-9, 1-2 Ivy) fell to the Big Green in five sets Friday, letting the 3-2 loss slip away from them. But the team recovered Saturday and swept the Crimson in three sets. Bruno ...
The men’s soccer team battled sheets of rain, gusts of wind and the Columbia Lions this weekend in what was a spectacular opener to the Ivy League season. After 89 minutes of scoreless soccer, co-captain Ben Maurey ’15 volleyed in the decisive goal to give Bruno the win. Columbia (3-4-0, 0-1-0 ...
It’s hard for a football team to improve by leaps and bounds overnight. After the Bears struggled against Georgetown University in the season opener, they could not turn things around fast enough to beat Harvard at home the next week. But Bruno (1-2, 0-1 Ivy) finally made the steps necessary to get ...
This weekend, the football team finally escaped its losing start to the 2014 season, traveling to the University of Rhode Island and winning the Governor’s Cup for the 71st time in 99 tries by a score of 20-13. After laying an egg in a season-opening loss to Georgetown University, the Bears (1-2, ...
To call the women’s rugby team’s game over Columbia a commanding win would be an understatement. The squad lengthened its remarkable winning streak with a 101-0 beatdown of the visiting Lions Saturday at Marvel Field. The gloomy weather and game delay due to a tardy referee appeared to have no ...
Though still winless, the football team is drawing confidence from its strong showing against Harvard ahead of Saturday’s matchup against the University of Rhode Island. The Bears (0-2, 0-1 Ivy) looked like a different football team when hosting the Crimson Saturday, making plays on offense and defense ...
Last weekend, the men’s water polo team triumphed over rivals Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology thanks in large part to Nick Deaver ’15. He led the Bears’ offensive onslaught en route to victory by scoring four goals in each game. Due to his spectacular performances in the ...
The seven-game tournament constituting Ivy League play begins this weekend for the men’s soccer team, as the squad hosts Columbia. In their faceoff with the Lions, the Bears (2-3-3) will look to their strong defense — which hasn’t allowed a goal in its last 345 minutes of play — to seal the ...
Columbia, coming off its first Ivy win of the season over Yale, will be looking to pick up momentum when it faces the women’s rugby team Saturday. But the Lions (1-2), who have had difficulty putting points on the board this season, are likely to struggle against a Brown (3-0) squad that has steamrolled ...
When David Ortiz retires in a couple years (maybe 10), I hope they don’t give him a victory tour. Surely he deserves gifts and ovations at every park, long ceremonies and jersey patches. Ortiz is the best designated hitter in the history of the game, the lead author of the greatest comeback in sports ...
Offense was the name of the game this weekend as the men’s water polo team extended its current winning streak to seven games after two solid victories over conference opponents MIT and Harvard, finishing with scores of 16-11 and 13-8, respectively. This brings Bruno’s record to 11-3, with a pristine ...
The women’s soccer team traveled this past Sunday to Hanover to take on the Dartmouth Big Green, finishing with a 1-1 draw — the Bears’ first draw of the season. During the opening half, Dartmouth (3-2-2, 0-0-1 Ivy) outshot the squad 9-2. The Big Green later went on to score the first goal of ...
For the third week in a row, the rugby team took down a conference power in convincing fashion. Dartmouth (1-1) was this week’s victim, suffering its first loss of the season at Berylson Family Fields to a Bruno team that has quickly become the class of the Ivy League. The Bears (3-0) scored the ...
A revitalized backline flexed its defensive prowess this weekend, as the men’s soccer team kept its opponents off the scoreboard for 220 minutes. Unfortunately for the Bears, their opponents accomplished the exact same feat, leading to two double-overtime scoreless draws. The Bears (2-3-3) blanked ...
A loss is a loss, but some are more hopeful than others. So when the football team fell narrowly 22-14 to defending Ivy champion Harvard (2-0, Ivy 1-0) Saturday after an embarrassing loss to Georgetown (2-3) last week, the silver lining was bright. Here’s a breakdown of the Bears’ effort in week ...
It was the same old song and dance for the Bears against the Crimson this weekend, but despite a disappointing outcome, Bruno’s performance had players and coaches singing a different tune. The football team slipped to 0-2 with a 22-14 home loss to Harvard, but the Bears looked miles better in every ...
Rugby will be seeking revenge at its home opener Saturday, taking the pitch against a team that slipped away with a win over the Bears in one of their most hard-fought games of 2013. Dartmouth (1-0) has always been a formidable opponent, but this year Bruno (2-0) will be hoping to prove that it deserves ...
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