The men's golf team competed in the New England Cham-pionship in Providence this weekend during sporadically rainy weather. The Bears tied for seventh out of 13 teams with a two-day score of 627, a decent performance but not the improvement over the previous weekend they had hoped for.
The men's and women's golf teams had exceptional weekends at the Ivy League Championships, where the women placed fourth overall and the men came in fifth.
The men's and women's golf teams played in drastically different tournaments this weekend. The women finished second in the three-team Dartmouth Triangular, while the men traveled to Connecticut for the 21-team Yale Invitational, in which they bowed at 17th.
The men's golf team had a very successful outing to Florida over spring break, winning several matches in their annual training trip.
The women's ice hockey team triumphed over fifth-ranked St. Lawrence University 4-2 on Friday only to fall to a much lesser team, Clarkson College, 3-2 on Saturday. The Bears finish the weekend 12-13-2 overall and 9-8-1 in the ECACHL. The victory over St. Lawrence dramatically improves their chances ...
Women's ice hockey had a rough weekend against seventh-ranked Mercyhurst College, losing 3-2 and 2-1 to the Lakers in two well-played games, dropping the Bears to 11-12-2 overall, while Mercyhurst improved to 20-6-2.
The women's ice hockey team's road to the ECACHL playoffs has gotten off to a rough start. The Bears played two games this past weekend, tying Yale, 3-3, and losing to Princeton, 4-3.
Winter break was not a good time for women's ice hockey.
The end of a difficult field hockey season had a silver lining for three Brown juniors who received All-Ivy honors early this week. Kristen Vincent '06 was unanimously selected for first team All-Ivy, Brooke Townsend '06 received second team honors and Lindsay Boris '06 received an honorable mention. ...
The field hockey team ended its season on a disappointing note Saturday with a 3-2 overtime loss to Yale. The Bears played their final game at home, finishing 5-11, 2-5 in the Ivy League.
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