Brunswick came home with gold medals from the USRowing Northeast Youth Championships and earned a bid to the USRowing Youth National Championships in Sarasota, Florida (June 8-11).
Brunswick defeated Salisbury for the second time this season, this time topping the Knights by a score of 15-9 in the semifinals of the Prep Nationals at Cosby Field on Friday night.
After an emotional dedication to the late Brunswick baseball coach Tim Daly, the Bruins defeated Greenwich Country Day School in the semifinals of the FAA tournament, 8-0, in front of a big crowd on Edwards Campus.
In the final regular-season game of the year, the Bruins (12-3) faced off against their league rivals, the Salisbury Knights (11-3), and came away with a 18-15 win under the lights on Cosby Field on Friday night.
Brunswick earned two wins and two second-place finishes in the four events at the Kent Invitational (formerly the Connecticut Championships). The sunny day on beautiful Lake Waramaug featured variable cross headwinds over the 1500m course.
The golf team put a bow on its 36-1 season by breaking the Western New England Prep Golf Invitational tournament record with a five-score aggregate of 367 for an individual 73.4 average at the par 72 Bull's Bridge Golf Club in South Kent, besting its nearest competitor in the 16-team event by 13 strokes.
The Bruins traveled to Avon Old Farms to take on the Winged Beavers in a New England 1 West league matchup on Wednesday, emerging victorious by a score of 14-9.
With each of its six players earning all-league honors compiling a 73.6 stroke average in a statement-making FAA Championship Tournament performance, the golf team was 19 strokes better than its nearest competitor in claiming the 2023 FAA crown at New Haven Country Club Monday.
The Brunswick sailing team was tested by the best team race sailing schools in New England this weekend at MIT, emerging as the champion and winning the President’s Trophy for the first time in program history.
The track team had an excellent day at the FAA Championships at Hopkins on Saturday, scoring a total of 177 points, while the second and third place teams, Rye Country Day and Masters, scored 88 and 82, respectively.
The golf team concluded a 13-1 regular season Tuesday by not losing an individual match and taking the low five-score aggregate by a 194-211 margin on its Senior Day over cross-town hosts Greenwich Country Day School at the Milbrook Club.
The golf team successfully plotted its way around challenging Apawamis Club and took five of six individual matches while winning the five-score aggregate by 18 strokes over host Rye Country Day in improving its record to 12-1 Monday.
Brunswick's Varsity Eight earned their third victory in an eight-day stretch with an open-water win over Fairfield Prep in Black Rock, Connecticut. Brunswick covered the 1400m course in 4:05.22 with Fairfield Prep finishing in 4:21.30.
In a remarkable display of consistency, the golf team (11-1) compiled six scores between 36 and 38 to defeat CHSAA power Fordham Prep by 26 strokes at Round Hill Club on Thursday.
Brunswick hosted No.6-ranked Hill Academy from Ontario, Canada, on Wednesday on Cosby Field, with the Bruins ultimately earning their second straight win after an explosive second quarter led the way to an 18-11 victory.
Brunswick traveled to New Jersey to race Lawrenceville on Wednesday, and the Bruins earned a solid win in the Varsity Eight event to retain The Service Cup.
The golf team shot its lowest score of the season — a five-score aggregate of 180, with an average of 36 — to win its fourth road match in a week and run its record to 10-1 (2-0 FAA) with a comeback victory over league rival Hamden Hall on Monday at New Haven Country Club.
Competing against Hopkins, King, Masters, Greenwich Country Day, Harvey, Greens Farms, and St. Luke's, Brunswick totaled 203 points to top the scoring at an FAA track meet at Hopkins on Saturday.
Brunswick competed in the George C. Shafer Doubles Tournament at The Episcopal Academy in Newtown, Pa., this weekend — with two teams of Bruins winning their seeded brackets.
The golf team improved to 9-1 by capping a busy 3-1 week of road matches with a nine-stroke victory over host Kent on Saturday at tight, twisting Candlewood Valley Country Club in New Milford.
Brunswick hosted Deerfield on Cos Cob Harbor in a match-up of the defending NEIRA (New England Interscholastic Rowing Assoc.) champions in the boys eights and fours, respectively.
Brunswick baseball (8-2, 2-1), ranked No. 9 in New England Baseball Journal’s Top-10, came out swinging on Wednesday afternoon and defeated Poly Prep by a score of 6-2 in Brooklyn, N.Y.
Brunswick track traveled to Trinity-Pawling on Wednesday to face the hosts and Taft, emerging victorious by a single point after winning the tri-meet's final event.
The golf team moved to 7-0 on the season after defeating Portledge School by an aggregate score of 190-225 on Monday at Piping Rock Club in Locust Valley, N.Y.
Brunswick opened its track and field season with outstanding results on Saturday, as the Bruins defeated eight other FAA teams, scoring a total of 177 points.
Brunswick Crew opened its season at the highly competitive St. Andrew's Regatta on Saturday, lining up against programs from D.C., Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
Capitalizing on its depth and some uniformly steady, disciplined play throughout its lineup, the golf team edged second-place Salisbury by two strokes in winning a five-team tournament at the Hotchkiss School Golf Course on Saturday.
Brunswick tennis had one of its most impressive and gritty performances to date with a hard-fought, four-hour win, 4-3, over Montverde Academy from Florida.
Led by its veteran senior core, the golf team broke the seal on the 2023 season without losing a match to host Loomis Chaffee at Wintonbury Hills Golf Course on Wednesday.
Brunswick defeated a strong Kennedy Catholic (Somers, N.Y.) team by a score of 1-0 on Tuesday at Edwards Campus. Prior to the start of the game, players, coaches, and members of the Brunswick community gathered to dedicate a new bullpen in remembrance of Timothy Daly — colleague, friend, and devoted baseball coach — who died in December.
Brunswick fell on the road to All Hallows High School, 10-7, in Wednesday’s season opener played at the Bronxchester Little League Complex in the Bronx.
Brunswick’s best season in program history — punctuated by a trip to the Elite 8 semifinals — came to an end on Saturday afternoon in Ashburnham, Mass., as No. 1 Cushing topped the No. 5 Bruins by a score of 2-1 at Iorio Arena.
Brunswick rallied from a 2-0 deficit with two goals in the third period — the game-tying tally with 2:11 to go — and won it on the first shift of overtime to stun Nobles, 3-2, in the quarterfinal round of the Elite 8 in Dedham, Mass., on Wednesday evening.
Brunswick Alpine completed its best season in team history on Monday at Mount Southington, as the Bruins were named the CISL Class S (Small Schools) Champions.
Brunswick fell to Kent, 7-0, in the US High School Squash National Championships semifinal match on Saturday afternoon, ultimately going on to finish fourth in the nation.
Brunswick beat Greenwich Country Day, 62-41, on Saturday evening to capture its first FAA title since 2010, finishing the year 19-5 overall and 15-0 in league play.
Brunswick has secured the No. 5 seed in the Elite 8 Tournament — the program's highest-ever regular-season ranking — and will travel to No. 4 Noble & Greenough School in the quarterfinal round on Wednesday. Game time is 4:30 p.m. in Dedham, Mass.
Brunswick had a good start to the US High School National Championships on Friday afternoon, emerging victorious against Darien High School, 4-3, with some highly competitive matches at the top.
Seven Brunswick wrestlers were awarded All-New England status by earning spots on the podium at the 2023 New England Preparatory School Wrestling Association (NEPSWA) Championships hosted by Phillips Academy (Andover) on Saturday.
Brunswick kept its Elite 8 hopes alive on Senior Night at Hartong Rink -- skating away with a 3-2 win against Gunn on senior Niko Cadoret's game-winner in overtime.
Brunswick won the NEPSAC Class B Championship — the school’s first regional title since the program’s inception in 2015 — at Proctor Academy Ski Area in New Hampshire on Wednesday.
The Bruins pulled out a hard fought win against FAA foe St. Luke’s by a score of 48-42 on Senior Day at Dann Gym on Monday afternoon. Brunswick honored Nick Burns, Luke Michalik, Malik Samms, Sam Sealy, Jon Sigurdsson, and Wyatt Triestman prior to the contest.
Brunswick took second place at the 66th annual Western New England Independent School Wrestling Association (WNEISWA) Championships hosted by Taft on Saturday.
Brunswick water polo players earned individual accolades for their performances throughout the NEPSAC season, one that saw the Bruins (24-7) earn their eighth New England championship.
Varsity squash had a dominant performance against Episcopal Academy on a frigid Saturday morning at Stephens Squash Center, sweeping the visitors, 7-0.
The Bruins are learning how to win tight, low-scoring games in recent weeks -- doing so once again in a 3-2 victory against a scrappy Albany Academy squad on Friday night at Hartong Rink.
Brunswick earned its fourth straight team victory at the CISL race at Mount Southington on Thursday evening, as the Bruins won the event by more than seven seconds over second place Weston.
The shot count heavily favored Brunswick — 43-22 — but the Bruins were still forced to eke out a 4-3 win over Lawrenceville on Wednesday in New Jersey.
Brunswick skiers earned a third straight team victory on Tuesday, edging Wilton High School by only 0.5 seconds on the challenging conditions at Mount Southington.
Brunswick earned a pair of victories at the MacPherson Hockey Tournament at St. Andrew's College in Aurora, Ontario, this past weekend -- defeating Edge School (Calgary, Alberta) and Culver Military Academy (Culver, Ind.) after dropping games against Victory Honda AAA U18 (Plymouth, Mich.) and the host school.
Brunswick (14-3) took second place as a team at the 2023 FAA (Fairchester Athletic Association) Wrestling Championships held at Rye Country Day School.
The 48th annual Brunswick Invitational Tournament (aka "The B.I.T."), which included 11 wrestling teams, was won by the home team on Saturday at Edwards Campus.
Brunswick and Hoosac combined for 10 goals and 15 penalties -- with the Bruins ultimately prevailing by a score of 7-3 -- in a battle of former Division II rivals on Saturday evening at Hartong Rink.
Varsity squash hosted Haverford on Friday night at Stephens Squash Center, ultimately falling to the visitors in a closely contested match by a score of 4-3.
Brunswick returned home for the second of a back-to-back with Hill and played a near-complete game to earn a 4-2 victory this afternoon at Hartong Rink.
Brunswick earned the team victory on Thursday night in the first Connecticut Interscholastic Ski Association (CISL) race of the winter at Mount Southington, topping defending regular season champion Wilton High School and 11 other competitors.
Brunswick went back on the road — where the team has been very good this season — and notched another league victory against Millbrook by a score of 4-2 this evening.
Brunswick put an uninspired first period behind them and came on strong in the second and third to gut out a 2-1 win against Hotchkiss on Monday evening at Hartong Rink.
Brunswick traveled to Salisbury — winners of the last two NEPSAC Elite 8 titles and seven in total since 2006 — and knocked off the Crimson Knights, 5-2, with a determined and spirited effort in northwestern Connecticut this evening.