McGonagill ’14 goes down in history with 1,000th point
Men’s baskeball team co-captain Sean McGonagill ’14 made history Saturday night by scoring his 1000th point against Penn at the Palestra in Philadelphia, wrapping up a five-game road trip for the...
View ArticlePolenska ’13 owns the ice in Czech Republic and Providence
Originally hailing from the Czech Republic, Alena Polenska ’13 serves double duty as co-captain of the No. 12 Czech national women’s ice hockey team and co-captain of Bruno’s ice hockey squad. The...
View ArticleBears take Ivy League crown for first time in 23 years
The Brown gymnastics team captured the annual Ivy Classic at Yale’s John J. Lee Amphitheater Saturday afternoon. The Bears’ score of 193.925 points out of 200 beat out Cornell’s 193.025, Penn’s 191.600...
View Article‘Lifetime best swims’ cap championship
The women’s swimming and diving team scored 678.5 points to finish seventh at the Ivy League Championships in Princeton’s DeNunzio Pool. The crown was won by the Tigers, who scored 1474.5 points....
View ArticleMen’s swimming and diving team hosts Ivy League championship, finishes seventh
The men’s swimming and diving team finished seventh with 589.5 points at the Ivy League Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships, held at the Katherine Moran Coleman Aquatics Center. Princeton won the...
View ArticleGymnastics team closes out regular season, looks to ECAC Championships
The gymnastics team competed in its final two meets of the regular season last week, setting several impressive individual and team marks. Last Tuesday, Bruno finished third in their last home meet of...
View ArticleGolf teams resume play after five-month lull in competitions
After five months without competitive play, Brown’s golf teams began their season over spring break. The long winter break took its toll on the teams, resulting in low finishes. Men’s team struggles...
View ArticleAthlete of the Week: Willig ’16 burns up the track at Stanford
Ned Willig ’16 may be a newcomer to the men’s track and field team, but he is already making his presence known both on the squad and in the Ivy League. At the Stanford Invitational last weekend,...
View ArticleHome advantage allows many track team members to qualify for regionals
The men’s and women’s track and field teams competed in the Springtime Invitational last Saturday, hosting over 1,000 athletes from rival schools at Brown Stadium. Though the meet was not scored for...
View ArticleTrack: Bears compete at Princeton, Baylor invitationals
Members of the track and field teams competed in two separate meets last Saturday, with many of the team’s top athletes flying to Texas to compete in Baylor University’s Michael Johnson Classic and...
View ArticleWith eight seniors, women’s soccer eyes Ivy crown
Anchored by a group of returning seniors, the women’s soccer team is entering the season with hopes of a conference title. After finishing last season with a 1-5-1 Ivy League record — second to last in...
View ArticleWomen’s soccer team splits opening weekend games
The women’s soccer team finished its opening weekend with a 1-1 record, defeating Quinnipiac University Friday night but falling to St. John’s University Sunday. Early goal seals the deal at...
View ArticleWomen’s soccer team wins thriller over Northeastern, fall to UCF
The women’s soccer team moved to 2-2-0 after last week’s action, continuing to split non-conference match-ups. Brown comes from behind, wins in overtime Bruno defeated Northeastern University (0-5-2)...
View ArticleWomen’s soccer wins two straight games
The women’s soccer team won its two games this past week and will take a 4-2-0 record into the start of Ivy League play next Sunday. Brown 2, UMass 1 The Bears went on the road and defeated the...
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Berg leads women’s soccer past Dartmouth in Ivy League opener
The women’s soccer team (5-2-0, Ivy 1-0) began Ivy League play Sunday afternoon, defeating Dartmouth 1-0. The goal was scored by Kiersten Berg ’14 in the second half. Dartmouth (3-4-1, 0-1), which...
View ArticleAnchored by goalies, women’s soccer continues staunch defense
The women’s soccer team pushed further into its season last week with a win over Bryant Wednesday and an overtime draw with Columbia Saturday evening. Brown 1, Bryant 0 For the second straight game,...
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Women’s soccer team defeats defending Ivy champs to keep second place
Women’s soccer remained undefeated in conference play after beating Princeton 2-0 Saturday afternoon at Stevenson Field. The team (7-2-1, 2-0-1 Ivy) earned its sixth straight shutout in its victory...
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Women’s soccer misses chance to lead Ivy conference
The women’s soccer team fell to Harvard 3-1 Sunday afternoon at Soldiers Field in Cambridge, Mass. The loss leaves Bruno (7-3-1, 2-1-1 Ivy) standing third in the Ivy League. The Crimson (8-3-2, 4-0-0)...
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Women’s soccer remains tied for second in Ivy League standings
The Bears (8-4-1, 3-1-1 Ivy) fell to Dartmouth in a non-conference tilt last Tuesday but bounced back by defeating Cornell Sunday afternoon. The squad remains tied with Penn for second place in the Ivy...
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Conference losses drop women’s soccer to fourth in Ivy League
The Bears lost two close home matches last week to Harvard and Penn.The losses drop Brown (8-6-1, 3-2-1 Ivy) to third in the Ivy League behind the first-place Crimson and second-place Quakers....
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