The baseball team dropped its first four Ivy League games this week, but rebounded to sweep a doubleheader against Siena College in its home opener Thursday in front of its conference home games against Princeton and Cornell this weekend. Columbia: Monday, March 31 In the first game against ...
At the Division 1 National Wrestling Championships last weekend, fans from across the country watched Ophir Bernstein ’15 make University history. The 184-pound captain won three of his first four matches to become the first Brunonian All-American in 16 years. In the process, Bernstein pushed his ...
It did not take long for Warren Buffet to get out of the woods. By the second day, any and all hopes of claiming the investor’s billion-dollar reward for a perfect bracket were dashed by the slew of upsets that earn the NCAA men’s basketball tournament the name March Madness. Jabari Parker, hailed ...
After a tournament full of the buzzer-beaters, overtimes and upsets, the number of men’s college basketball teams in the hunt for the national title has dwindled to four. March Madness will conclude this weekend as Connecticut, Florida, Kentucky and Wisconsin battle to be the last one standing. UConn: ...
The NCAA’s annual college basketball tournament is one of America’s most cherished sporting traditions, and this year’s edition of March Madness has been particularly special. There have been exhilarating games and epic collapses, buzzer beaters and a record number of games that have gone into ...
The women’s lacrosse team entered spring break hoping to extend a six-game winning streak that included Ivy wins over Princeton and Columbia. Traveling west, Bruno defeated the University of Colorado but picked up its first loss at the University of Denver, falling by a single goal. Returning home, ...
The women’s water polo team ended its California spring break trip Saturday with a 10-5 loss to No. 20 San Diego State University and a 13-5 win over Fresno Pacific University. Bruno (13-12) turned in an 8-4 record on the West Coast. Kate Woods ’14 led the team’s scoring during the trip, netting ...
The baseball team had a strong spring break, winning three of four games against the University of Massachusetts at Lowell and the College of William and Mary. The Bears (4-6) were originally scheduled to play ten games, but poor weather forced them to cancel two against the University of Richmond and ...
While most of their fellow undergrads were relaxing on spring break, the gymnastics team was hard at work, adding trophies to the program’s most successful season ever. The Bears matched the College of William and Mary with a 193.600 team score at the ECAC Championships to earn a share of the team’s ...
Garnering mixed results in its Sunshine State swing over spring break, the women’s tennis team prevailed over Florida Atlantic University 5-2 before coming up short against Florida International University, losing 4-3. The men’s team also came away with a win and a loss in Florida, sweeping Florida ...
Before the wrestling team entered the season, Head Coach Todd Beckerman asked all his athletes to write down their personal goals. Co-captain Ophir Bernstein ’15 wrote, “I want to be an All-American,” he recalled Sunday. But as the junior entered his third NCAA Championship tournament last weekend, ...
The men’s lacrosse team had a busy spring break, taking down Providence College, Marist College and Princeton to boost its record well above the .500 mark. Sam Hurster ’14 exploded for nine goals over three games, while goalie Jack Kelly ’16 anchored the Bears’ defense, posting a combined 44 ...
The men’s lacrosse team stalled in the second quarter of a midweek matchup against Bucknell, allowing the Bison to score seven goals to its one. Bruno fought valiantly in the second half but could not overcome the 10-2 halftime deficit, ultimately losing 13-8 Wednesday. “We fell apart defensively,” ...
The gymnastics team has set numerous program and personal records this season and repeated as Ivy Classic champions. Amid the success shines rookie Caroline Morant ’17, who turned heads last month with a fourth-place all-around finish at the Ivy Classic. She upped that performance last weekend with ...
A new Cold War is brewing, but it does not involve Russia’s recent attempt to annex Crimea. Rather, it pits two domestic superpowers against each other in one of the most exciting arms races in recent memory. The battlefield: the National Football League’s AFC. The combatants: the New England Patriots ...
The women’s lacrosse team is only six games into its 2014 campaign, yet the squad has already made program history. With four nonconference and two Ivy League wins, the squad is undefeated — the best start of all time for Brown women’s lacrosse. The blistering beginning has included a win over ...
After four years playing hockey for Brown, captain Dennis Robertson ’14 has signed an entry-level professional contract with the Carolina Hurricanes. Once his deal is official, Robertson will become a member of the American Hockey League’s Charlotte Checkers, a minor league affiliate of the Hurricanes. Robertson ...
After losing five of six games against tough opponents to open the season, the baseball team has an easier but busy slate over spring break, playing 10 games against five teams, including its first Ivy opponents during the break’s second weekend. The Bears (1-5) were swept by No. 2 University of ...
In the program’s first-ever postseason home game, the men’s basketball team was eliminated from the CollegeInsider.com Invitational Tournament with a 68-65 loss to the College of the Holy Cross Monday night. After trailing by as many as 19 points in the early going, Bruno surged in the second half ...
The baseball team won its first game of the season Friday against George Mason University, but dropped the next two games to lose the weekend series. A strong offensive showing helped Bruno (1-5) pull out its first win, 6-3, after suffering a shutout last weekend. But the Patriots (11-7) claimed ...
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