Brown men's lacrosse lost to Princeton 20-14 despite senior Marcus Wertheim celebrating his 100th career point. The Bears, now 5-4 overall and 0-2 in Ivy league play, fell victim to a strong start from the Tigers, who took advantage of multiple early mistakes. While Wertheim scored a career-high eight points, Princeton's offensive prowess ultimately dictated the game's outcome, according to the coaching staff. The Bears briefly led 3-2 but struggled defensively as the game progressed, allowing Princeton to pull ahead.

By the Numbers
  • Marcus Wertheim achieved his 100th career point with four goals and four assists.
  • Jameson Steele contributed with a career-high five points.
  • Brown outshot Princeton 51-43 and won 21 face-offs to 16.
  • Brown outscored Princeton 5-2 in the fourth quarter.
State of Play
  • Brown's record now stands at 5-4 (0-2 Ivy).
  • The team displayed offensive strength but struggled defensively, particularly early in the game.
  • Next, Brown faces No. 3 Harvard on Saturday, April 4 in Cambridge.
What's Next

As the Bears prepare for Harvard, they will need to address self-inflicted mistakes and enhance defensive coordination to improve their chances against ranked opponents.

Bottom Line

While Wertheim's milestone showcases individual talent, the team's overall performance highlights the need for strategic improvements to compete effectively in the Ivy League.