The team successfully placed in three regattas at both Brown and Harvard, with Katharine Doble ’26 placing first in the NEISA Women’s Singlehanded Championship.
Midfielder Miya Grant-Clavijo ’25 scored late in the game to lead the Bears to victory
The Bears had 56 seconds to cover 76 yards. By the time the clock ran out at Beirne Stadium Saturday night, the football team (1-0) had earned a hard-fought season-opening victory over the Bryant Bulldogs (1-2) by a final score of 29-25 thanks to a thrilling final drive.
Sacred Heart stole a 2-1 road win agaist the Bears in Wednesday's men's soccer game.
Jack DiGiovanni ’24 won a silver medal as part of the U-23 men’s national team and was named the 2023 USRowing Under 23 National Team Male Athlete of the Year.
The volleyball team swept three matches at the Mason Invite over the weekend, remaining undefeated.
Brown women’s soccer fought Saint Louis to a draw Wednesday thanks to a second-half goal from All-American forward Brittany Raphino ’23.5.
Victory continues Head Coach Taylor Virtue's undefeated start.
The Bears defeated No. 15 Fordham, Augustana and Bucknell but lost to No. 6 Pepperdine and No. 11 University of the Pacific.
Shortstop DJ Dillehay ’26 and designated hitter Mika Petersen ’26 give outstanding performances.
The Bears picked up top seed in the West division for Collegiate Rugby Championships after a three-game round robin on Saturday.
Bruno’s short scoring runs on the day were answered by Cornell and not enough to mount a comeback against the Big Red.
After recently having broken the University’s record for the winningest men’s basketball coach, Mike Martin ’04 reflects on his career and the time he’s spent at Brown.
The women’s crew team went undefeated against all Ivy League opponents this weekend.
On March 10, Brown Athletics published a strategic plan identifying five strategic priorities.
Men’s tennis lost to Penn while celebrating its seniors.
Bears’ late comeback attempts fall short as pitching struggles to limit free passes.
Men’s crew fell short to Harvard in the 57th Stein Cup Saturday morning, cementing the Crimson's third straight Stein Cup victory.
The Bears are now tied with Yale and surpassed Cornell on Ivy standings.
The Bears look to continue momentum in the Ivy 7s Championships on April 22nd.
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