On Sunday the women's indoor track team traveled to Cambridge, Mass. to compete in the USA Track & Field New England Championship meet. A select group of Brown athletes competed against several area teams, including Harvard, whom they will face again next weekend in the Ivy League Heptagonal Championships. ...
The women's indoor track team competed this weekend against some of the best athletes they will see all year. The Bears traveled to Boston, Mass. to compete in Boston University's two-day Fast Track Invitational.
It was a busy weekend for the women's indoor track team, which competed in two meets and won both.
Competing with a limited squad due to sickness, the women's indoor track team was still able to enjoy considerable success over winter break.
The women's indoor track team has fought through some adversity this season but has utilized their depth to finish second in two meets and take home the New England Cup. The team is now setting its sights toward the Heptagonal Championsip in late February and the NCAA Indoor Championships in early March. ...
After last year's successful season, the women's indoor track team will start its season this Saturday competing at home in the Alden Invitational. Last year, Brown placed third for the indoor season in the Ivy League Heptagonal Championships and second in Heps for the outdoor season.
The women's cross country team ended its season Saturday on a cold and windy day with an 11th-place finish out of 32 teams in the NCAA Regional Championships.
Continuing a season of ups and downs, the women's cross country team placed seventh out of eight teams Friday at the Ivy League Heptagonal Championships at Van Cortlandt Park in New York City.
Coming off an impressive second-place finish in the New England Championships and a three-week break, the women's cross country team will compete Friday in the Ivy League Heptagonal Championships in New York City.
The women's cross country team competed Friday in the New England Championships at Franklin Park in Boston. Strategy paid off once again for the Bears, as they beat out top contender Harvard University by 16 points for the second-place finish with a score of 140 points. Out of 45 teams, Brown was topped ...
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