The Bears' track and field teams went three different ways this past weekend, competing at meets across the country in order to seek out the best competition. At the Larry Ellis Memorial Invitational, which kicked off on Friday night at Princeton, two members of the team ran times fast enough to qualify ...
The Bears were hosts for the first time in the 2008 outdoor track and field season on Saturday at the Brown Invitational. The entire team made good use of its home- field advantage, with the women emerging victorious overall with 167.50 points and the men coming in second just behind Dartmouth. Seven ...
Despite wet conditions, in its second outdoor meet of the season, the Brown track and field team delivered some outstanding performances at the UConn Invitational this weekend, resulting in six first-place finishes for the men and several second- and third-place finishes for the women.
As the rest of the Brown students traveled to their respective spring break destinations, the Brown track and field team were warming up for the Husky Invitational in Boston. Only a few members - all throwers - of both the men's and women's teams competed March 22.
Michael Harbour, men's golf team head coach, has stepped down after only one year in the position. Harbour acted as Brown's director of golf since 2003 and, after his appointment to the head coach position last spring, he helped lead the team to second place in the Ivy League Championship that April. ...
The men's and women's track and field teams roared through Boston last weekend to deliver an impressive display of skill and determination at the IC4A Championships for the men and the Eastern College Athletic Conference Championships for the women. Four male runners emerged from the competition with ...
The women's squash team faced its final challenge of the season this weekend, traveling to Princeton, N.J., to compete in the A division of the 2008 Howe Cup, the national tournament for squash. After starting with a 9-0 loss to Princeton on Friday, the team improved throughout the weekend, managing ...
The Bears traveled to Harvard last weekend for the Team Nationals Squash Tournament, playing in the B division, and emerged with a placement of 14th in the country, two places higher than their No.16 ranking in mid-January of this year.
The mood was heavy on the Pizzitola Center squash courts Saturday afternoon. But this was by no means a result of the prospect of facing No. 4 Yale.
The Brown squash teams' mental strength and perseverance paid off Wednesday night as they beat Tufts at the Belmont Hill School in Massachusetts.
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