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Brunswick wrapped up a full weekend at the Exeter Invitational, earning a 5–1 win over host Exeter on Saturday evening before coming up just short in a 3–2 loss to Kimball Union Academy in Sunday’s matinee.

Brunswick took third place at the 2025 Bearcat Brawl hosted by The Hotchkiss School. Fifteen Brunswick wrestlers earned spots on the podium.

With eyes and hearts firmly set on continuing their 2025 Brunswick cross country season into December, teammates Nathan Lee and Teddy Hojlo made the most of Thanksgiving weekend, visiting Franklin Park in Boston for the Brooks Northeast Cross Country Regionals.

Brunswick opened its 2025-26 campaign at Hartong Rink on Friday night in front of a packed house and “Swamp,” scoring three goals in the first period, two in the second, and one in the third to defeat St. George’s by a score of 6-1 in a dominating performance.

Brunswick opened the 2025–2026 campaign with an early-morning trip to Avon Old Farms on Saturday, skating to a 3–0 win over the hosts before salvaging a 1–1 tie with Millbrook in a pair of shortened, 30-minute scrimmages.

Six Brunswick lacrosse players signed National Letters of Intent on November 12 to continue their athletic careers at the Division I level. 

Brunswick faced Williston Northampton on Saturday afternoon in Easthampton, Mass., in a game to decide the New England Class A regular season champion and for a bid to the top Class A New England Bowl game. The Bruins fought hard, but ultimately fell short, 29-25, to the Wildcats. 

Brunswick – led by senior Nathan Lee's individual victory – battled to a sixth-place finish at the Division I New England Championships, the program's best-ever finish. 

The Brunswick Bruins capped off their dominant season with a commanding 23–8 victory over Choate, securing their 11th consecutive NEPSAC Championship title.

Brunswick traveled to New Jersey for the Overpeck Fall Classic. The 2nd Varsity Four won gold medals in their event, while the 1st and 3rd Varsity Fours and the Varsity Double each took second place in their respective events.

The Bruins sent their 27 seniors out in style with a dominant 42–14 win over Deerfield Academy on Cosby Field on Saturday evening.

JV1 Soccer emerged victorious for the third consecutive year at the 2025 JV FAA Tournament, hosted Saturday at Hopkins.

It was a memorable Saturday afternoon at Mehra Natatorium, as Brunswick wrapped up its regular season with back-to-back wins over Choate and Suffield to finish a perfect 10–0 in NEPSAC play.

Brunswick secured the team title at the FAA Cross Country Championships on Monday with 42 points, narrowly edging Masters in a thrilling and tightly contested race. Nathan Lee claimed his third individual title with a time of 15:50.9, followed closely by teammate Teddy Hojlo in second (15:51.1), while Armaan Lakhani rounded out a historic sweep of the top three for the Bruins.

The Homecoming crowd at Cosby Field was treated to an unforgettable afternoon on Saturday, as Brunswick edged Exeter, 44–43, in a game that featured big plays, late drama, and a storybook finish.

Some late-game drama and energy under the lights of Cosby Field ensured a positive result for Brunswick, as the Bruins battled Hopkins to a 1–1 draw on Friday night before a packed Homecoming Weekend crowd.

There’s nothing quite like Homecoming Night at Mehra Natatorium. The stands were packed with parents, the Swamp section at max capacity, and the energy on deck electric as Brunswick hosted longtime rival Greenwich High School. In the final chapter of the three-game series, the Varsity A Bruins completed a thrilling sweep with a 19-11 victory.