The Brunswick varsity baseball team continued its hot streak in the FAA, beating Greenwich Country Day by the score of 9-1 and improving to 10-2 overall (8-1 in the FAA).
Brunswick and Hill Academy combined for 29 goals during Tuesday evening's game on Cosby Field, with the home team emerging victorious by a final score of 19-10.
The Bruins ventured up to New Milford to match up against Kent School at the Candlewood Valley CC on Saturday, winning every match and coming away with a 7-0 victory.
In a match-up of the last two schools to win the New England Interscholastic Rowing Association (NEIRA) Championships in the Boys Varsity Eight, Brunswick's top boat bested Deerfield in a close race on Cos Cob Harbor.
The varsity baseball team traveled to Hartford to play a talented Avon Old Farms team at Dunkin' Park, ultimately falling by a score of 3-2 in a game that was unfortunately called in the sixth inning due to weather conditions.
Brunswick competed in a track meet at Taft on Wednesday, coming out on top against competitors from the host school, Kingswood-Oxford, and Trinity-Pawling.
The Brunswick varsity golf team defeated a traditionally solid Taft team, 5-2, on a cold and drizzly Wednesday afternoon at Greenwich Country Club – sweeping through the first five matches for the victory.
Brunswick traveled to Watertown to take on Taft on Wednesday afternoon, ultimately heading back to Maher Avenue with an 8-4 win to remain unbeaten on the season.
Bolstered by a perfect game on the mound by Calder Glassman, the Bruins continued their win streak in the FAA, as they topped St. Luke's by the score of 4-0 on Tuesday.
Brunswick Crew opened its spring racing season at the St. Andrew’s Regatta with the 1st Varsity Eight taking third place in the highly competitive event.
The Bruins visited top-ranked Lawrenceville on Wednesday afternoon for a highly anticipated rematch of last year's Prep Nationals Finals – and emerged with a thrilling 13-12 overtime victory.
Loomis Chaffee visited Brunswick for a Saturday matinee between the #1 and #2 ranked teams in New England on Carroll Field, with the Bruins ultimately prevailing by a score of 13-6.
The Brunswick track team competed at the Masters School on Saturday in a non-scoring, season-opening relay meet. There were 10 boys teams at the meet, and the Bruins won two of the six relays.
Senior captain Hudson Hausmann scored a game-high four goals, sophomore Lucas Garcia recorded a hat trick, and senior Payton Anderson tallied twice with two assists to power Brunswick past host Darien High School, 12-6, on Thursday night.
On another cold, wet afternoon yesterday at Cosby Field, the Brunswick lacrosse team met their second regular-season opponent, downing the Maroons of Radnor High School (Radnor, Pennsylvania) 11-5 and bringing their record to 2-0.
Connor Jones’ double to deep left field with the bases loaded scored three runs, giving Brunswick a thrilling 6-5 come-from-behind walk off win over visiting Citius Prep in Monday’s season-opening game.
St. Sebastian’s, from Needham, Mass., scored the game’s first goal on Saturday at rain-soaked Cosby Field, but Brunswick dominated thereafter, storming to a nine-goal halftime lead during a heavy rainfall on the way to a decisive 12–1 victory.
Brunswick and Salibury faced off in an Elite 8 quarterfinal game at Hartong Rink – and put on a good show of hockey for the packed house – with the Crimson Knights ultimately earning a 3-1 win and advancing to the NEPSAC Frozen Four.
Three Brunswick alpine skiers – Patch Leonard, Ollie Leonard, and Teddy Hojlo – competed in a qualification shootout at Mt. Southington on Tuesday evening.
Brunswick squash was defeated by St. Andrew’s, 4-3, in the finals of the U.S. High School Team Squash Championships at the Arlen Specter Center in Philadelphia on Sunday evening.
Brunswick (26-5-2) earned the No. 3 seed in the Elite 8 NEPSAC Hockey Tournament, which is set to begin on Wednesday, and will host No. 6 Salisbury at Hartong Rink at 4:30 p.m.
By defeating Haverford 5-2 in the semifinal, Brunswick will face number-one seeded St. Andrew's on Sunday. It will be Brunswick's first National Final appearance since 2022. The Bruins also faced Choate and Taft on their way to the final.
Brunswick honored its 14 seniors prior to Friday's game against Trinity-Pawling – and ultimately gave this special and very accomplished class a fitting regular-season send-off with a 6-1 win against the Pride.
Five Brunswick wrestlers earned All-New England placement at the New England Preparatory School Wrestling Association (NEPSWA) Championships and qualified for the National Prep Wrestling Championships.
It was a special Saturday afternoon at Hartong Rink, as Brunswick and Taft played in honor of Hayden Thorsen and Shoulder Check – Reach Out, Check In, Make Contact – and the teams put on a good show of hockey before 'Wick earned a 3-0 win.
Senior Brendan Giles netted five consecutive Brunswick goals to lead his team to a 6-3 win at Frederick Gunn School on Friday evening in Washington, Conn.
The Brunswick Alpine Skiing NEPSAC team – Patch Leonard '25, Ollie Leonard '25, Ryan Warner '25, Teddy Bancroft '26 and Teddy Hojlo '27 – competed against 14 other schools and placed fourth today at Waterville Valley, N.H.
Brunswick roared back in the third period with four unanswered goals to snatch a victory from the hands of Salisbury by a score of 4-3 on Wednesday evening at Hartong Rink.
Brunswick finally earned a victory in Berkshire’s Olympic rink — having come up empty in four previous tries dating back to 2016 — and secured a 5-3 win on Saturday afternoon in Sheffield, Mass.
Brunswick had a strong showing in taking second place among 19 teams at the 67th annual Western New England Independent School Wrestling Association (WNEISWA) Championships. In all, 12 of the 14 Bruin wrestlers placed in the top five at their respective weight classes.
Brunswick bounced back from Wednesday's overtime defeat and earned a commanding 4-0 victory against the visitors from Frederick Gunn on Friday evening at Hartong Rink.
In a rematch of last season’s Elite 8 semifinals, Cushing potted a power-play goal with 52 seconds remaining in overtime to empty the benches and upend Brunswick by a score of 4-3 on Wednesday at UConn's brand-new and beautiful facility in Storrs.
Brunswick hosted Hopkins on Saturday afternoon for the last meet of the dual meet season, Senior Day, and the last home meet of the team’s 10th season at the Mehra Natatorium. 'Wick bested Hopkins in all 11 events on the way to a 95-66 victory.
Brunswick (17-2) closed out its regular season on the road with a 54-19 win over New York Military Academy (NYMA). The 2023-2024 season makes it 42 years in a row with a winning record for Brunswick wrestling.
Brunswick earned a hard-nosed victory against South Kent 18U – who now plays outside of the NEPSAC in a league with Northwood, St. Andrew's, Shattuck, Mount St. Charles, and Culver – by a score of 4-2 on Friday night at Hartong Rink.
Brunswick (16-2) hosted the six-team 2024 Fairchester Athletic Association (FAA) Championships, going 4-1 on the day and taking second place as a team.
Brunswick kept its two streaks alive – 19 games without a loss and 15 straight victories – with a 5-4 overtime victory against Elite Hockey Academy 18U this evening at Hartong Rink.
On the way to a win against Division I rival Hotchkiss, 'Wick's Max Pacifico '29 broke one of the two oldest Brunswick swim team records: the diving record. His score of 159.0 knocked Jake Charney '20 off the record board. Charney scored 158.25 in 2018 and enjoyed the second-longest record in team history until Saturday.
Brunswick shook off the rust after four days of exams and shut out former Division II rival Hoosac by a score of 6-0 on Saturday afternoon at Hartong Rink.
Brunswick hosted the 49th Annual Brunswick Invitational Wrestling Tournament on Saturday, with 14 Bruins placing in the top six at their respective weight classes.
The Brunswick wrestling team won three more dual meets to move its record to 12-1 on the season. The young Bruins squad won 39 out of the 42 bouts on the day.
Brunswick and Hill offered up a much more competitive battle than Friday night in Pottstown, as the Bruins needed an empty-net goal to fend off the Blues by a score of 5-3 at Hartong Rink on Saturday afternoon.
The Bruins traveled to The Hill School in Pottstown, Pa. – where they have traditionally struggled over the years – and continued their offensive onslaught with eight more goals in an 8-2 win on Friday night.
At a home tri-meet, Brunswick (8-1) beat an improved Salisbury team and then pulled off a come-from-behind win over Trinity-Pawling that came down to the final match of the day.
Brunswick completed the two-game sweep against Upper Canada College today by a score of 6-2 in front of a sizable Saturday-matinee crowd at Hartong Rink.
Brunswick began the new year on home ice – for the first time this season – and shut out the visitors from Upper Canada College, 1-0, in front of a packed house at Hartong Rink on Friday evening.