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With their chance at a playoff run slipping away, the baseball team (8-24, 3-12 Ivy) got swept at home over the weekend by the first-place Columbia Lions (19-14, 12-3 Ivy) by finals of 15-4, 19-7 and 6-1. The Bears, stuck in an eight-game losing streak, currently sit at the bottom of the Ivy League ...
The baseball team (8-21, 3-9 Ivy) lost a trio of games in Hanover against Dartmouth (10-16, 5-7 Ivy) this past weekend, falling to last place in the Ivy League standings amid a five-game losing streak.
The Brown baseball team (8-17, 3-6 Ivy) lost two out of three games against Princeton (9-16, 5-4 Ivy) at Attanasio Family Field at Murray Stadium over the weekend. The Bears now sit tied for sixth place in the conference standings as they approach the halfway mark in Ivy play.
For the first time since 2009, the Brown baseball team (7-15, 2-4 Ivy) took a series victory over Harvard (4-17, 2-4 Ivy) in Cambridge. The Bears and Crimson split a doubleheader on Saturday before Brown won a 20-12 offensive slugfest on Sunday afternoon.
While the rest of the Brown community was enjoying spring break, the Bears’ sports teams were hard at work.
For a moment, Brown could taste the Ivy Championship. Up 60-54 with just 27 seconds to play, they could almost touch the trophy and see their name on NCAA Tournament brackets.
In Brown men’s basketball’s introductory press conference at Ivy Madness yesterday afternoon — ahead of the semifinal game against a heavily favored, reigning champion Princeton squad — star Kino Lilly Jr. ’25 said, “I don’t think we’re the underdogs.”
On Feb. 16, the Brown men’s basketball team seemed dead in the water. After a loss to the Princeton Tigers, they held a 2-6 conference record with only six games left to play in the regular season.
Fans packed the Pizzitola Sports Center Friday night to watch men’s basketball face off against Harvard in one of Brown sports’ most pivotal — and highly-anticipated — games of the season. What those in attendance experienced was an emotional rollercoaster of electric extremes, with the Bears ...
Backed by career performances from Kalu Anya ’26 and Kimo Ferrari ’24, the men’s basketball team (9-17, 5-6 Ivy) took a pair of pivotal wins over Columbia (13-11, 4-7 Ivy) and Cornell (20-5, 9-2 Ivy) last weekend. The wins propelled the Bears into a tie for fourth place in the Ivy standings as ...
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