Brown University

• Location: Providence, RI
• Nickname: Bears
• Conference: Ivy League 1993-present; Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League 1948-1992
• Ballpark: Murray Stadium

Players who went here

Brown University has sent 38 players to the major leagues, including Fred Tenney (both of the players by that name), Lee Richmond, Bump Hadley, and Tommy Dowd. However, the pipeline dried up after World War II, with only one player coming from Brown. That player was Bill Almon, a #1 draft pick who played 15 years in the majors.

On March 17, 2023, Brown University became the first member of NCAA Division I to have a woman appear on its baseball team. Olivia Pichardo became the ground-breaker as a pinch-hitter in a game against Bryant University. Many women had appeared in college baseball games before her, dating back to 1987, but never at the top level of collegiate baseball.

Brown has an encyclopedia of its history called the "Encyclopedia Brunoniana". It has a page on the history of baseball at Brown: Encyclopedia Brunoniana, Baseball.

Coaches

• Fred Parker
• Frank Sexton
• Fred Woodcock
• Harry Pattee, 1912-1921
• Wally Snell, 1922-1927
• Jean Dubuc, 1928-1929
• John Kelleher, 1930-1941
• Eddie Eayrs, 1942-1948
• Bill Lefebvre, 1949-1964
• Stanley Ward, 1965-1968
• Bill Livesey, 1969-1971
• George "Woody" Woodworth, 1972-1980
• Dave Stenhouse, 1981-1990
• Frank Castelli, 1991-1992
• Bill Almon, 1993-1996
• Marek Drabinski, 1997-2014 (resigned during season)
• Grant Achilles, 2014-

Assistant Coaches

• Mike McCormack, 2013-2021

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Overall Record	Conference Record	Notes
1874	2-1
1875	2-2
1876	0-2
1877	0-3
1878	7-2
1879	4-3
1880	4-3
1881	4-8-1
1882	4-6
1883	1-4
1884	4-3
1885	1-8
1886	6-11
1887	1-8
1888	6-2
1889	4-5-4
1890	9-4-1
1891	12-6-1
1892	12-5-1
1893	9-6-1
1894	20-8
1895	15-10-1
1896	19-4
1897	18-6
1898	13-7
1899	6-13
1900	10-9-1
1901	13-9
1902	6-13
1903	12-5
1904
1905	12-10
1906	11-8-2
1907	16-0-1
1908	8-11
1909	11-9
1910	11-8-2
1911	18-5
1912	19-5
1913	14-3
1914	14-6
1915	15-4
1916	10-6
1917	7-5
1918	3-5
1919	13-3
1920	10-6
1921	12-5
1922	13-9
1923	13-6
1924	12-7
1925	12-6
1926	7-12
1927	10-6
1928	8-10-1
1929	3-11-1
1930	11-10-1
1931	6-11
1932	8-8
1933	7-7
1934	12-8
1935	9-11
1936	12-5
1937	7-9-1
1938	7-9
1939	8-9
1940	8-8
1941	9-9
1942	3-5
1943	2-7-1
1944	4-9
1945	4-6
1946	2-11
1947	5-8
1948	2-11	0-6
1949	9-8-1	4-4
1950	8-8	2-5
1951	12-5	6-2	CWS District Tournaments
1952	10-6	6-2
1953	6-6-2	4-3-2
1954	9-8-	3-3-1
1955	10-8	5-4
1956	2-15	1-8
1957	7-8	3-6
1958	4-8	1-7
1959	11-3	6-3
1960	8-7	5-4
1961	1-12	0-7
1962	3-12	0-9
1963	5-10	2-7
1964	9-7-1	4-4-1
1965	8-15	2-7
1966	9-11	5-4
1967	7-9	2-7
1968	7-12	2-7
1969	16-13-1	4-4-1
1970	13-14-2	5-7
1971	14-14-2	5-7-2
1972	16-13	6-6
1973	15-20-1	6-8
1974	14-16-1	4-6-1
1975	7-26	5-9
1976	8-16	4-10
1977	19-12	8-6
1978	12-25	6-8
1979	7-2	3-9
1980	10-27	4-9
1981	15-18-1	6-7
1982	21-17-1	9-9
1983	13-16-1	7-6-1
1984	14-22-1	9-9
1985	18-22-1	8-10
1986	23-18	9-9
1987	15-17	5-11
1988	22-19	7-11
1989	17-24	5-13
1990	19-21	11-7
1991	17-22	7-11
1992	14-27	7-10
1993	13-27	10-10
1994	10-28	7-13
1995	14-27	7-13
1996	12-25	6-14
1997	5-37	2-18
1998	12-34	7-13
1999	23-18	13-7
2000	23-24	11-9
2001	23-23	12-8
2002	25-24	13-7
2003	18-28-1	8-12
2004	16-26	9-11
2005	22-19	14-6
2006	16-24	12-8
2007	27-21	14-6	Ivy / CWS Regionals
2008	20-24	9-11
2009	24-19	15-5
2010	13-31	10-10
2011	13-29	9-11
2012	9-35	6-14
2013	7-33	3-17
2014	13-24	6-14
2015	11-28	6-14
2016	15-24	9-11
2017	13-24	6-14
2018	11-26	6-15
2019	12-26	9-11
2020	3-9	0-0
2021	Season cancelled
2022	13-23	8-13
2023	12-26	9-12
2024	11-28	6-15

Further Reading

• David Adler: "History! Brown U. freshman is first woman to play Division I baseball", mlb.com, March 18, 2023. [1]