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Men's basketball brings home one win, one loss

The Bears came out of Thanksgiving break with mixed results, falling to Bryant University 70-67 Wednesday before topping Central Connecticut State University 72-61 Saturday. While most of their classmates fled campus for the holiday, the members of the men’s basketball team lingered on College Hill ...


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Women’s squash wins two, men’s splits matches

The ninth-ranked women’s squash team won both matches of its season-opening double header against Mount Holyoke College and Tufts UniversitySaturday, while the 16th-ranked men fell narrowly to Navy before beating Tufts in its first competitions of the year. The women dispensed with both of their ...


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Wrestling lands in middle of pack in Md.

The wrestling team competed in the Navy Classic at the U.S. Naval Academy this Saturday. The event marked Brown’s second tournament under the direction of first-year Head Coach Todd Beckerman. The Bears finished seventh overall in a field of 14 teams, which included the No. 26 University of Wisconsin ...


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Men's ice hockey loses to Cornell, Colgate on the road

The men’s hockey team fell to two Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference foes on the road this weekend, losing to No. 18 Cornell 5-1 Friday and Colgate University 3-1 Saturday. Bruno has sunk to 11th place in the conference, having lost each of its last three games and four of its last five. The ...


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Football unstoppable in season’s final game

After consecutive close losses in conference play the last two weekends, the football team unleashed some pent-up frustration at Columbia, racking up 627 yards of total offense and drumming the Lions 48-7. The slaughter of winless Columbia (0-10, 0-7 Ivy) wraps up a sixth consecutive winning season ...


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Women's basketball undone by buzzer beater

The women’s basketball team lost to Army in dramatic fashion Saturday, allowing a putback layup with just one second left on the clock. Sophie Bikofsky ’15 heaved a prayer as time expired but could not complete what would have been a 17-point comeback for the Bears. Army escaped Bruno’s late ...


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Bears head to Big Apple for season finale

Coming off two close conference losses, the football team travels to Columbia this weekend for its final game of 2013. The team’s 26 seniors will put their pads on for the last time Saturday, looking to secure Bruno (5-4, Ivy 2-4) its sixth consecutive winning season. Head Coach Phil Estes said the ...


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Equestrian team bucks rivals, trots into fifth

The equestrian team wrapped up its fall season Saturday, trotting to fifth place at the Mystic Valley Hunt Club in Glades Ferry, Conn., where 20 riders competed for Bruno. Co-captain Amanda Picciotto ’15 competed on both open fences and open flat. The former entails a horse completing a series of ...


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Fencing sweeps field in season opener

Both the men’s and women’s fencing teams swept their first official conference meet of the season Saturday, with the men taking 88 of 108 bouts for a 4-0 record and the women winning 106 out of 135 total, going 5-0. The women’s team beat Wellesley College 23-4, the University of Massachusetts ...


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Wrestling jumps to a quick start at ESU

The Bears opened their season this weekend at the 47th annual East Stroudsburg University Open Wrestling Tournament hosted by East Stroudsburg University in eastern Pennsylvania. Eight members of the team placed in the competition, four of whom placed in the top three in their respective weight classes. “The ...


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Lord ’15 champions comeback in final weekend

The Bears finished their fall season last weekend with a pair of Ivy matches , beating Penn and falling to Princeton. Bruno (12-13, 8-6 Ivy) conquered the Quakers (14-11, 8-6) Friday in a match riddled with drama and suspense — the Bears faced a quick 2-0 set deficit only to come back to take the ...


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Women's ice hockey remains winless in ECAC

Women’s hockey suffered two defeats this weekend at the hands of ECAC opponents Union 2-1 and Rensselaer 4-1, leaving the squad still without an ECAC victory. But team members entered the season lacking the experience of non-Ivy ECAC teams, who have been playing since September, said co-captain Jennifer ...


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Spooney shines despite football's loss

“Every time we play Brown, it’s a war,” said Dartmouth running back Dominick Pierre. Saturday’s 24-20 loss to the Big Green at home was only the latest volley.   What’s strong? John Spooney ’14 is strong in every sense of the word. The tailback who usually awes us with speed and ...


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McGonagill guides men's basketball to victory

Bruno downed Sacred Heart University 85-73 on the road Saturday. The Bears (2-1) were led by Sean McGonagill ’14, who netted 23 points against the Pioneers (0-3) and snagged the game and a career-high five steals. The guard currently leads the Ivy League with an average 22 points per game. For the ...


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Dartmouth takes down football

The football team fell to Dartmouth 24-20 Saturday afternoon in its final home game of the season. The match was the last in Brown Stadium for Bruno’s 26 seniors — including 19 starters — who were honored before the game. “They mean everything to me,” said Head Coach Phil Estes. “It’s ...


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Men's soccer drops Senior Night contest

The men’s soccer team fell 3-1 to Dartmouth Saturday on Senior Night at Stevenson Field. The Big Green (6-7-4, 1-6 Ivy) scored within the first minute and did not look back, defeating the Bears (7-7-3, 3-2-2) in both teams’ last contests of the season. Bruno finished fourth in the Ivy League, falling ...



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