The men’s lacrosse team faltered on the road Saturday against Harvard, losing its first conference matchup of the season by a 16-10 decision. Though the teams tied 8-8 in the first half, the Crimson outscored Bruno 8-2 in the second half. The Crimson (4-2, 1-0 Ivy) opened the scoring with two quick ...
Riding an undefeated regular season, the skiing team captured third overall at the United States Collegiate Skiing Association National Championships over the weekend. Powered by first-years at the Wilmington, N.Y., tournament, the Bears raced to the best national finish of any Brown varsity team this ...
The gymnastics team sizzled for the second straight week, posting a team score of 194.225 to eclipse the program record it set just last week. The team finished second in the quad meet hosted by William and Mary — behind the University of North Carolina, but ahead of William and Mary and Rutgers University. ...
The women’s lacrosse team furthered its best season start in recent history this weekend, thumping Central Connecticut State University 21-9 Saturday. The win extended the Bears’ undefeated season to 6-0, and co-captain Bre Hudgins ’14 continued to assert her dominance, scoring a game-high five ...
I’m finally in on this Washington Wizards team. I reserve the right to pretend I never said that, but after the Wizards-Magic game on Friday, I think I’m finally ready to get behind this group. That might sound strange. Barely eking out a win over a team with the third-worst record in the NBA is ...
It’s no secret that being a professional athlete is a lucrative profession. Simple economics follows that, when supply meets demand, Aqib Talib gets $57 million from the Broncos. At no other time of year is this reality more visible than during the NFL’s negotiating period. Over the first three ...
The women’s tennis team silenced its competition Friday, sweeping the College of the Holy Cross 7-0. The Bears (10-4) limited the Crusaders (5-6) to only five game wins throughout the day. Dayna Lord ’17, recently ranked No. 120 in the country, held down the number-one singles position, sweeping ...
With Selection Sunday just two days away, college basketball’s conference tournaments are in full swing. Here are my thoughts on each conference as we count down the hours. AAC: It’s not often that the defending national champion is underrated. Somehow, Louisville has managed to escape the national ...
The baseball team will travel to Fairfax, Va., this weekend to attempt to garner its first win of the season against George Mason University in a three-game series. Bruno (0-3) had a rough go of it against the No. 1 University of South Carolina (15-0) last weekend, losing three games by an aggregate ...
Next week, millions of Americans will fill out brackets for the annual NCAA basketball tournament, commonly referred to as March Madness. Over the years, the tournament has shown that it is more than deserving of this moniker with huge upsets and Cinderella stories making the games of March Madness ...
After compiling more wins, seasons and Ivy League championships than any women’s basketball coach in Brown history, Head Coach Jean Marie Burr announced her retirement Monday following the end of her 26th season. Burr hangs up her whistle with a career record of 324-379, including 12 winning seasons. ...
It took the women’s lacrosse team more than 20 minutes to get on the board against the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Mass., Tuesday, but a dominant second half put the Bears back on top as they secured their fifth consecutive win to start the season. Brown (5-0, 2-0 Ivy) and Yale (5-0, 1-0) ...
Coming on the heels of a heart-breaking overtime loss to NCAA tournament-bound Harvard last weekend, the men’s basketball team accepted a bid to compete in the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament. Bruno will host its first-round matchup against the College of the Holy Cross Monday. Holy Cross ...
The wrestling team battled in the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association tournament this weekend, earning 16th in the 18-team league. A four-win effort from co-captain Ophir Bernstein ’15 earned the 184-pounder third place and his third consecutive berth in the NCAA tournament. As he has ...
The women’s lacrosse team had never beaten Princeton in the lifetime of Bre Hudgins ’14. But a week after her 22nd birthday, the co-captain snapped the Bears’ 23-year losing streak to the Tigers Saturday with a last-minute, game-winning missile in overtime to secure a 14-13 victory. A packed home ...
A long season for the men’s basketball team culminated in two single-digit losses this weekend. The Bears (15-13, 7-7 Ivy) ended the year on a three-game skid, losing to both Dartmouth and Harvard in the Pizzitola Center. Friday: Dartmouth 75, Brown 68 The Big Green (12-16, 5-9) came to ...
Despite falling behind early, the men’s lacrosse team salvaged a 13-10 victory Saturday against a struggling Hobart College squad. Attackman Dylan Molloy ’17 turned in another stellar performance, scoring three goals and picking up seven ground balls. The Statesmen (0-5) took an early two-point ...
An up-and-down season for the men’s hockey team came to a fitting end as the Bears played well, but could not quite do enough to pull out a win. The story of Bruno’s season has been a disconnect between effort, execution and results. There is no question the Bears have given it their all this ...
The Bears finished their season this weekend on the road with a 46-43 win over Dartmouth Friday and an 87-67 loss to Harvard Saturday. The split results lands Bruno sixth place in the Ivy League, one position better than last year. Brown 46, Dartmouth 43 The Bears (10-18, 4-10 Ivy) traveled ...
The men’s hockey team saw its season come to an end this weekend after losing twice to St. Lawrence on the road, prematurely dropping the best-of-three playoff series. The Bears (11-17-3, 8-13-1 ECAC) fared better than in last weekend’s ignominious, goal-less homestand, ceding both games by only ...
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