Women close out season with loss at #1 NYU
Men drop season finale at NYU
Jean Bain continues to lead by example
Basketball (W)01 / 03

Brandeis Basketball Teams Conclude Seasons with Losses at NYU

Both the men's and women's basketball teams from Brandeis University finish their seasons with defeats against the top-ranked Violets of New York University.

Women close out season with loss at #1 NYU

Both the men's and women's basketball teams from Brandeis University finish their seasons with defeats against the top-ranked Violets of New York University.

BBRANDEIS1d ago

The Brandeis University women's basketball team concluded its regular season on March 1 with an 80-58 loss to the undefeated New York University, ranked #1 in Division III. The Judges struggled early, falling behind 23-2 before a late surge led by graduate student Elena Delicado provided some momentum. Despite showing improved offensive rhythm in the second quarter, Brandeis could not overcome the Violets' dominance, finishing the season with a record of 13-12 overall and 3-11 in the University Athletic Association (UAA).

Similarly, the Brandeis men's basketball team faced New York University on the same day, ending their season with a close 76-69 defeat. The game remained competitive throughout, with the Judges tying the score at 8-8 early on. Graduate student DJ Courtney and junior Ali Kaan contributed significantly to Brandeis's efforts, but NYU maintained its edge in the final minutes. The men’s team wrapped up the season with a record of 13-12 overall and 6-8 in UAA play. Coach Jean Bain, who has been at the helm since 2018, continues to develop the program and mentor players, emphasizing the importance of basketball in his life and the opportunities it has provided him. Bain's leadership has been recognized during Black History Month, highlighting his contributions to the Brandeis basketball community.

Synthesized by The High Academics editors from this week's articles on brandeisjudges.com's official feed. Visit brandeisjudges.com for full coverage.

From the wire: This week's stories