Team Pictures

The team picture is now up under the Roster page.


Slight variation on the official picture:

Standing (left to right): Andy Willcock '14, Inkyu "Q" Kim '14, Eli Wald '14, Kevin Pan '12, Mark Cinali '13. Seated (left to right): Will Riedel '12, Sam Margo '14, Eric Tung '15, Jarin Rice '15. Not pictured: Sam Plotner '14.

Thanks to photographer Mitch Margo.

Ivy League Tournament

We had a good showing this weekend at the Ivy League tournament at Harvard. We finished 1-1 in pool play after beating Princeton on Saturday, and ended up losing to a very good Cornell team in the Semifinals on Sunday.

Results:
L 56-67 Yale
W 58-43 Princeton
L 41-58 Cornell (Semifinals)

Fall 2011

The Brown club basketball team is back in action this fall.
We play our first games November 5-6 at Harvard in the Ivy League tournament. This is the first time all 6 Ivy League teams will be together for an event.
We will then travel to Northeastern on November 12 for a 1 PM tip-off.
More games are currently being scheduled for late November and early December.

The team is looking really strong, and we will definitely compete with the best club teams in the nation this year.

Thanks

Thanks to everyone involved for a great first season. We have a lot to build on, and the view is very optimistic for the future.


Sam

Upcoming Game Versus Dartmouth

This Saturday (April 9), come watch the Brown club basketball team take on Dartmouth in the final game of its inaugural season. Tip-off is at 5:30 pm in the OMAC.

Recap

It's been a while since I've posted, but I wanted to recap the past few weeks.

We played Babson at home on February 6th. We were leading big in the first half, but the Babson team fought back and made the second half very back-and-forth. We lost a heartbreaker in the end by 4 points.

We also got really awesome uniforms (tops, shorts, shoes) and I want to thank the guys in the club sports department for helping us out a lot with that.

Hopefully we will get a game in this weekend, and we are looking forward to playing Dartmouth and maybe others after spring break.

Sam

First Weekend

We had a great first weekend of competition. On Saturday we hosted Harvard, Yale and King's College (NY) at the OMAC. Yale won the round-robin tournament, finishing 3-0.
Brown lost in close games to Harvard and Yale and beat King's College by 35.

On Sunday we traveled to Boston to face Northeastern. Undermanned, we fought valiantly in the second half before losing by 4.

Overall, the weekend was a great success. We played very close games with established teams, and we were not at full strength. We look forward to playing and competing with these teams in the future.

Next up is Babson on Saturday.