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Despite a strong 23-20 record and a dramatic run to the Ivy League Tournament finals, the Brown baseball team saw its championship hopes dissolve in a 7-5 defeat to Yale, highlighted by standout performances from Drew Nelson and Christian Keel.
Brown University defeated Columbia University 4-2 in the Ivy League Tournament, capitalizing on early opportunities and a decisive sixth‑inning surge.
The Quakers fell to Brown in the opening round of the Ivy League Tournament, but a strong offensive showing and a historic stolen base set the stage for a win‑or‑go‑home matchup against Columbia at noon on Saturday, streamed on ESPN+.
Yale defeated Columbia 12‑3 behind strong hitting from Chris DiPrima and dominant pitching, while Brown stunned Penn 7‑4 with a three‑run double from Mark Henshon in the ninth inning.
Brown University’s baseball team erased a late deficit against Penn, capitalizing on key hits from Mark Henshon and Alex Benevento to win 7‑4 and set up a next‑round clash with Yale.
The Bears are set to open the Ivy League Tournament against Penn at Yale’s George H.W. Bush ‘48 Field, riding a wave of accolades and strong performances.