Russ Pillar ’87 P’24.5 — named one of the top-100 most influential alums of the 20th century by the Brown Alumni Magazine — spoke at Brown Sports Network’s inaugural talk on Friday afternoon. Founded earlier this year by Charlie Pliner ’26 and Nikolas Rohrmann ’26, Brown Sports Network ...
Saturday’s comeback win leaves the Bears 2-1 in Ivy play.
Over spring break, the Bears won one tournament and finished fifth in another.
Jessie Chen ’27 and Soph Bililies ’27 placed 15th in the foil and 18th in the saber, respectively.
Marcus Wertheim ’26 led the charge for the Bears with four goals.
Over the weekend, the women’s rugby team won the Northeastern 7’s tournament, the first competition of their spring campaign.
Brown lost 4-1 and 4-0 in a best-of-three series.
Losing a rankings tiebreaker against Penn, Brown falls just short of Ivy Madness.
On Friday night, the men’s ice hockey team (14-13-3, 9-11-2 ECAC) defeated Princeton 3-2 (12-15-3, 7-12-3 ECAC) in the first round of the ECAC playoffs.
This Saturday, men’s basketball (14-13, 6-8 Ivy League) closed their season against Yale (20-7, 13-1), losing 70-61 in the Pizzitola Sports Center. The Bears needed the win — and two other unlikely results — to qualify for the Ivy Madness Tournament, hosted by Brown next weekend.
With one jump to go in the men’s triple jump finals, Joseph Oduro ’26 watched as Yale’s Brian Di Bassinga stole the lead.
After these two games, it seems unlikely that the Bears will qualify for the post-season playoffs.
Jack Kelly ’25 and Marton Nagy ’28 led Bruno to a fourth-place finish.
Despite the loss, the Bears remain in fifth place in the Ivy League standings.
Here’s how the basketball teams can still make the tournament.
Women’s track wins gold in Brown Invitational, while gymnastics clinches silver in Ivy Classic.
The Bears broke five program records but fell just shy of the podium for the third year in a row.
The men’s and women’s basketball teams both suffered crushing losses on Saturday, decreasing the likelihood of qualifying for Ivy Madness.
With the season winding down and only Eastern College Athletic Conference opponents in front of them, men’s ice hockey (12-11-2, 8-9-1 ECAC) is on an unparalleled hot streak after winning eight of their last 10 games.
Racing to Ivy Madness, men’s basketball picked up two pivotal victories against Princeton and Penn.
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