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Women's soccer falls on road in OT

The women’s soccer team suffered its second defeat of the season Sunday in Florida, losing 1-0 to Florida Atlantic University in an overtime game. During the first half of the game, FAU (4-3-1) recorded a total of seven shots, while limiting Bruno to just one shot of its own. The only shot on goal ...


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Field hockey improves record to 3-0

The field hockey team stretched its undefeated start to three games Sunday, as it defeated Georgetown (2-3) in Providence, 4-1. The Bears (3-0) opened their season with wins over Bryant and the University of Massachusetts at Lowell. They kept going Sunday, cruising past the Hoyas thanks to four second-half ...


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Despite scoring, men's soccer splits at home

The men’s soccer team scored plenty of goals in its first two-game homestand of the season, but it could not come away with two wins. The Bears dropped the first game to Providence College in an extra-time thriller, but bounced back and took down Lehigh University in the second game of the weekend.   Friday: ...


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Despite season’s shaky start, volleyball sweep Friars

Last year, the Providence College women’s volleyball team swept Brown in three games. But Wednesday, Brown capitalized on an opportunity for redemption, turning the tables on the Friars and finishing them off in three games — 25-21, 25-22, 25-18. Last weekend’s invitational prepared the team ...


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New coach brings hope for men's tennis

With a new head coach and missing two of last year’s upperclassmen, the men’s tennis team prepares to open its fall season with the Brown Invitational starting Friday. Head Coach Bryan Koniecko inherits a squad that went just 1-6 in Ivy League play last season. Hired less than a month ago, the ...


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Friars hand women's soccer first loss of season

In a matchup against its cross-town competitor, the women’s soccer team suffered its first loss of the season Thursday in a 1-0 defeat against Providence College (2-3-2), dropping to a 2-1-0 record. “It is always a tough game against Providence with the cross-city rivalry,” said captain Chloe ...


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Cohan ’17: Footballism — America’s great obsession

The slow trickle of trunks and suitcases onto campus is complete. Classes have officially begun. Back into our lives are lectures, homework, projects, labs, exams and grades — all the stuff we pay frightening amounts of money to stress out over and complain about. Luckily, we can take solace in ...


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Firn '16: It’s baaack — an NFL preview

As of last Thursday’s clash between the Seattle Seahawks and Green Bay Packers, real football is officially back. And for the next five-plus months, it’s here to stay. The hits, the highlights, Al Michaels’ voice. … Is it Sunday yet? With the start of a new NFL season comes the end of another ...


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Sports Roundup: Sept. 9, 2014

Volleyball The volleyball team returns many of the key pieces of last year’s much-improved, Ivy third-place team. But high-caliber competition in its opening weekend tournament in San Diego sent the squad home with four losses and zero wins. The University of San Diego, San Diego State University, ...


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Men's water polo continues dominance into new year

The men’s water polo team started off its 2014-15 campaign in a rewarding fashion, collecting a well-earned 13-11 win over Diablo Valley College at the Princeton Invitational Saturday. Though menacing weather prevented Bruno (3-0) from competing in its two other scheduled matches that day, the second ...


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First-years, defense impress in field hockey team's 2-0 start

After a disappointing 2013 campaign, the field hockey team opened 2014 with a bang, defeating Bryant University (0-4) at home and the University of Massachusetts at Lowell (2-2) on the road. The Bears (2-0) inaugurated their year Saturday with a strong showing against the Bulldogs. Bruno opened last ...


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Men's soccer takes reins in opening split

The men’s soccer team split its opening weekend action, falling to Siena College (3-0-0) at home before taking down No. 23 Boston University (2-2-0) on the road. The Bears outclassed both of their opponents on the offensive end of the field and were unlucky to come away with just one win this weekend, ...


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Cross ’15 aims to lead women's soccer into Storm

Head Coach Phil Pincince, who has been at Brown longer than any other current coach, and the women’s soccer team will have their work cut out for them Friday as they start their 2014 campaign, traveling to Saint John’s University to battle a Red Storm team that qualified for the NCAA tournament ...


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A young men's golf team aims to step up after three graduate

After concluding last year on a high note with a fifth-place Ivy League Championship finish, the men’s golf team looks to build on its past success this fall season. The team will kick off this campaign having lost three players to graduation: Peter Callas ’14, Nelson Hargrove ’14 and Kyohei ...


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Why watch?

Let’s face it: No Brown team will ever boast tens of thousands of screaming fans like athletes in Ann Arbor or Happy Valley see at their sporting events. But as we kick off the new semester, each of Bruno’s fall sports teams gets ready to take the field once again. Though they may not get the recognition ...


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Experienced volleyball squad shoots for Ivy’s top tier

The women’s volleyball team is heading west this weekend, taking its talents to the San Diego State University Aztec Invitational. California native Maryl Vanden Bos ’15 said this early tournament “really accelerated how quickly we started playing” during the preseason weeks. This year’s ...




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