Head Coach David Bruce earned his 200th victory leading the Brunswick lacrosse program, as the Bruins topped Avon Old Farms, 11-4, on Wednesday afternoon on Cosby Field.
Led by overall tournament medalist sophomore Will Harned's stellar one-under-par 71, the Bruins were out-dueled by four strokes by Avon Old Farms for the championship of the fifth annual Western New England Prep Golf Invitational Wednesday in a remarkable display of superior high school golf at the picturesque Bull's Bridge Golf Club in South Kent, Conn., on Wednesday.
The Bruins took an early lead in the FAA Championships with a strong showing in the field events on Thursday, May 5, and held on to win on Monday in the running events and javelin.
Junior midfielder Tomas Delgado registered two goals and two assists, while sophomore midfielder Hudson Hausmann and junior attackman Jackson Wolfram each tallied twice to help propel Brunswick past Darien, 12-10, on Senior Night on Cosby Field on Thursday.
In a rare split-squad cross-town pair of matches, the varsity golf team went deep into its roster to defeat two FAA rivals, sweeping Greenwich Country Day School at Burning Tree Country Club and edging Hamden Hall at the Stanwich Club.
Brunswick competed in track and field against nine FAA opponents at Masters School, emerging victorious after earning 118 points on Saturday, April 23.
Brunswick traveled to the track and field at Hotchkiss for a tri-meet with Trinity-Pawling, finishing just behind their competitors with 53 points to the Bearcats' 64 and the Pride's 61.
Senior co-captain Owen Hayes birdied the par-five 18th hole at New Haven Country Club to secure a share of medalist honors and help lead the Bruins to a convincing team victory against highly touted Hamden Hall on Monday afternoon.
The Brunswick lacrosse team, which is ranked No. 2 in the nation, followed up a Wednesday victory against Taft with wins against Hill Academy (Canada) and Hotchkiss over the weekend to remain unbeaten (9-0) on the season.
Boston Flannery received the call to pitch and didn't allow a single run, as the Bruins defeated Poly Prep Country Day, 1-0, in game one on Saturday morning.
The varsity golf team knocked perennial New England power Taft from the ranks of the unbeaten in running its record to 4-0 with a statement-making 7-stroke triumph at Greenwich Country Club Wednesday.
Brunswick came out firing in the first half against the hosts from Lawrenceville, jumping out to a big lead at halftime and ultimately defeating the Big Red by a score of 15-11 on Wednesday in New Jersey.
The varsity golf team managed to grind its way to a third consecutive victory to open the season in a hard-fought, highly competitive match at Sterling Farms Golf Course to edge host King by eight strokes on Wednesday.
Paced by Sam O'Hara's stellar three-under-par 33, the varsity golf team ran its record to 2-0 by sweeping six individual matches at Apawamis Club to defeat host Rye Country Day in its FAA season-opener.
Boston Flannery pitched the Bruins to a 3-0 victory over GFA Tuesday afternoon — as the righty lasted all seven innings, allowing four hits and zero runs while striking out 17 and walking zero.
Brunswick lacrosse earned two victories on Cosby Field last week, defeating Kent and Loomis by scores of 15-0 and 17-6, respectively, to remain unbeaten on the young season.
Brunswick — along with Greenwich Academy, Greenwich High School, and Greenwich Country Day School — hosted 44 races at Indian Harbor Yacht Club on Saturday, April 2.
Nine different Bruins scored in a 14-4 Brunswick victory at Deerfield in a clash between nationally ranked programs on Saturday afternoon in western Massachusetts.
Brunswick — ranked No. 2 in the nation by Inside Lacrosse — opened its season with a convincing 12-7 victory against Georgetown Prep (5-2) on a cold and blustery Tuesday afternoon at Cosby Field.
Brunswick and Kent put on a great show of hockey for the full house at Hartong Rink on Sunday afternoon, with the Lions ultimately coming out on top by a score of 4-2 to capture the NEPSIHA Large School Tournament championship.
Brunswick had one of the best performances in the program’s young history at the New England Championship this past weekend, earning a second-place finish.
Brunswick punched its ticket to the NEPSIHA Large School Tournament finals on Sunday, as the Bruins topped Nobles by a score of 3-2 in front of a capacity crowd at Hartong Rink on Saturday afternoon.
Sean Gibbons was the last-minute hero once again for the Bruins, as the sophomore batted in a PPG from just above the crease with 18 seconds to go to spring Brunswick to a 4-3 win against Berkshire on Wednesday afternoon at Hartong in Round One of the Large School Tournament.
Brunswick was defeated by Kent, 4-3, in the finals of the 2022 U.S. High School Team Squash Championships on Sunday at the Arlen Specter US Squash Center in Philadelphia, Pa.
In the first-ever meeting between the two schools on the ice, Brunswick outlasted Deerfield by a score of 4-3 on Saturday up Route 91 in Massachusetts.
In front of a packed home court crowd, Brunswick beat Greenwich Country Day School by a score of 56-37 to earn a spot in Saturday’s FAA Championship game.
The team's trio of seniors -- co-captain Hank Cleaves and alternate captains John Burdett and Max Sauve -- all got into the action during 'Wick's 7-3 victory against T-P tonight at Hartong Rink after a nice ceremony to honor a combined nine years of varsity experience.
Brunswick wrestlers grappled with tough competitors from schools throughout New England to place 9 of 11 competitors on the podium as top 8 in the region and come away with a fourth-place finish in the tournament on Saturday.
Brunswick gutted out a 4-3 win on the road at Gunn this evening, killing off four third-period penalties — including an extended five on three — before junior defenseman Niko Cadoret scored the game winner with five minutes to play in what was a great, playoff-like hockey game here in Washington, Conn.
Brunswick never trailed against Greenwich Country Day School on Wednesday afternoon in Dann Gym, earning a 62-41 victory. With the win, the Bruins secure the number one seed in next week’s FAA tournament, giving them a first-round bye and home-court advantage throughout the playoffs.
Brunswick scored four first-period goals — including three in the final 1:21 of the frame — and ultimately shut out Albany Academy, 5-0, on Wednesday afternoon in New York’s state capital.
Brunswick Alpine finished this year’s regular-season racing circuit strong, sharing the spotlight with freshman Patch Leonard, who lit up the hill at every race last week.
Brunswick wrestlers relied on depth and consistency through the lineup to earn silver at the WNEISWA championships on Saturday at Greens Farms Academy.
Brunswick traveled to New Haven on Wednesday evening to face FAA opponent Hopkins and controlled the game from start to finish, never trailing on the scoreboard in a 46-31 victory.
Brunswick went 4 and 1 at the FAA Duals, beating Greenwich Country Day School, Hamden Hall, Hopkins, and Rye Country Day School but losing to eventual champion Greens Farms Academy on Saturday. Four Brunswick wrestlers earned All-League honors: Quinn McGraw (106 lbs.), Enzo Vera (132 lbs.), captain Kyle Karas (138 lbs.), and captain Cliff Belknap (285 lbs.).
The Brunswick ski team had a busy week of racing at Mount Southington, competing in qualification runs for Team Connecticut on Monday and a CISL race on Tuesday.
Brunswick earned back-to-back wins against Lawrenceville and Williston Northampton on Wednesday and Thursday to move to 13-5-1 (12-4 in NEPSIHA) as the home stretch of the season now begins.
Brunswick celebrated two student-athletes — Kha’lil Eason (University of New Haven) and Jalen Johnson (Pace University) — who signed National Letters of Intent on Wednesday to continue to pursue their football athletic careers as collegiate student-athletes.
After an opening period in which Salisbury put Brunswick on its heels and played a deep forchecking game, the Bruins settled in, made their presence known, and carried the action for certain stretches from then on -- ultimately coming up short, though, by a score of 4-1 at Hartong Rink on Monday evening.
Brunswick landed another second-place finish with a score of 12-1, just hundredths of a second behind new rival Weston, at Thursday’s race at Mount Southington.
South Kent School -- a program that has gone the soccer academy route and is no longer affiliated with NEPSIHA -- hung around and ultimately earned a 5-4 OT win against the hosts from Brunswick on Wednesday afternoon at Hartong Rink.
Despite having only one champion, Brunswick finished first in the tournament with 309.5 points, besting FAA rival Greens Farms Academy by four points (305.5) and New England rival Northfield Mt. Hermon by four and a half points (305) at the Brunswick Invitational on Saturday.
Brunswick took first place in the team standings at the first race of the Connecticut Interscholastic Ski League racing season at Mount Southington on January 13.
Brunswick donned the camo jerseys and took the ice in front of a capacity crowd of students, faculty, and friends of the program, defeating the Delbarton Green Wave by a score of 4-1 tonight at Hartong Rink.
After a four-hour bus ride to The Hill School, Brunswick stayed the course and got better as the game went along, ultimately defeating the hosts, 5-2, on Friday night in front of a nice crowd of students in Pottstown, Pa.
Brunswick and St. Luke’s gathered at center court for an emotional moment of silence in memory of Teddy Balkind prior to the Bruins falling to the Storm 63-54 in Dann Gym.
After an emotional moment of silence to honor Teddy Balkind, Brunswick and Millbrook dropped the puck and played a good old-fashioned game of hockey this afternoon at Hartong Rink — with the Bruins emerging victorious by a score of 5-3.
The Brunswick basketball team made the short trip across town to face FAA opponent Greenwich Country Day School, coming away with a 81-57 victory in their first action of the new year on Tuesday.