The women’s rugby team crushed the American International College Yellow Jackets 38-21 Friday, in what Head Coach Rosalind Chou called a “team win.”
After over two years of waiting, Vincent Zhou ’25.5 finally got his gold medal.
Men’s soccer (3-2-1) continued their dominant run of form against Stonehill (3-5-1) Saturday, scoring five goals to beat the Skyhawks in a rainy eight-goal thriller — Bruno’s second five-goal performance in one week.
One play is all it took for the Bears to proclaim that they are back and better than ever. On the Bears’ first offensive play, quarterback Jake Willcox ’24.5 shocked the Hoyas’ defense, taking to the air and delivering an 87-yard touchdown strike.
On Sunday, women’s soccer (2-2-3) faced off against No. 17 Ohio State (6-1-1). Despite Bruno’s impressive stat sheet, the Buckeyes sent the Bears home with a 2-0 loss, their second of the season.
The men’s tennis team kicked off their season with the annual Brown Fall Invite in Providence. The Bears played a number of both doubles and singles matches over the weekend against Merrimack College, Quinnipiac University and Yale.
Brown’s two squash teams lost their varsity status in 2020. But that hasn’t stopped them from excelling.
While some students spent their summers traveling for vacations or internships, a group of current and former Brunonians took a trip for another purpose this July: to participate in the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.
Following a defeat against the University of Massachusetts at Lowell (2-2, 0-0 AE) on Friday, the Brown women’s field hockey team (0-2, 0-0 Ivy) battled Boston University (2-2, 0-0 Patriot League) down to the wire this weekend, hoping for their first win of the season.
Saturday marked the beginning of the Brown men’s water polo season — and the Bruno Classic, an annual event held at the Katherine Moran Coleman Aquatics Center. The Bears started off the weekend with two losses before coming back for air on Sunday.
Over the past four years, women’s soccer has consistently challenged Brown’s reputation as a middling sports school. They’re one of the winningest teams in the University’s athletics department.
Nissen reflects on a successful season that was not without its challenges.
The 15-11 victory over California Polytechnic State University yields Brown a fourth national title.
In the 2020-21 academic year, most Brown first-years grappled with a unique setup. A tri-semester system kept them off campus in the fall, brought them on campus in the spring as public health restrictions shifted and required them to stay on campus again in the summer.
One year ago, the women’s rugby team conquered the national stage and won the Collegiate Rugby Championships. Since then, the team has waxed and waned, finishing the season with a 20-8 record. After upsetting Harvard for the first time in nine years at the Ivy 7s tournament last week, the Bears stood ...
Following an impressive win over No. 15 Princeton two weeks ago, the Brown men’s lacrosse team (3-10, 2-3 Ivy) celebrated Senior Day at home on Saturday, defeating Dartmouth (3-9, 0-5 Ivy) 14-11. The win marks Bruno’s second victory in Ivy conference play and the first time the team has won consecutive ...
As the rest of campus congregated on the Main Green on a sunny Saturday afternoon, the women’s rugby team (16-8, 3-3 Ivy) traveled to Cambridge, Massachusetts to compete in the annual Ivy 7s tournament. Surpassing last year’s 1-2 showing, the team went 3-1, taking home bronze after beating Princeton ...
It’s not unusual for Brown's varsity sports teams to draw attention from the wider student body from time to time. But one of Brown’s most successful programs is not a varsity team, and it’s one whose tremendous accomplishments tend to go unsung: club ultimate frisbee.
Senior Mia Mascone ’24 shattered Brown’s long-standing record for points in a single season Saturday with 88 points and tied her per-game career-high with 11 points. Despite such achievements, No. 23 Bears’ (9-5, 2-4 Ivy) 19-13 fell to No. 3 Penn (11-3, 4-2).
The softball team (15-20, 7-8 Ivy) took on Columbia (14-20, 8-7 Ivy) this past weekend in a three-game series in Providence. After dropping the first game to the Lions, the Bears reversed the result, winning the next two and taking home their seventh win out of the last 10 games.
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