Holy Cross falls 11-1 to Bryant in Division I baseball matchup featuring Brett Mulligan

Sports
Brett Mulligan
Brett Mulligan
Email
Mar 18, 2026
ByP. A. Pacheco
0Comments

On Tuesday, March 17, at 3 p.m., the Holy Cross Crusaders, with former Catholic Memorial High School standout Brett Mulligan on the roster, were defeated 11-1 by the Bryant Bulldogs in an NCAA Division I baseball contest.

The matchup, which was their first of the season against Bryant, was held at Conaty Park.

Mulligan pitched two innings, allowing five earned runs while striking out one batter.

The Crusaders will return to action Saturday, March 21, at 12 p.m., facing the Lehigh Mountain Hawks at J. David Walker Field at Legacy Park.

Brett Mulligan
Brett Mulligan — Right handed pitcher — Sophomore — 5′11″ — 190 — Hometown: Quincy

Related

Harrison Feinberg, Baseball Player
Sports

Northeastern baseball falls to UConn 21-5 in seven innings

Northeastern University’s baseball team lost to UConn by a score of 21-5 over seven innings. Despite home runs from Carmelo Musacchia and Harrison Feinberg, Northeastern could not overcome UConn’s offensive surge.

Jason Saretsky, Head Coach at Harvard Crimson Women's Track & Field
Sports

Harvard track and field to compete in three meets across the country this weekend

Harvard track and field will compete nationwide this weekend at three major meets between April 2 and April 4 following recent standout performances by several athletes.

Marco Sturm, Head Coach at Boston Bruins
Sports

Pavel Zacha named NHL Third Star for March

Boston Bruins forward Pavel Zacha was named NHL Third Star of the Month for March after leading all players with thirteen goals. His performance helped Boston secure one of their best records this season.

Previous Post
Harvard men’s volleyball falls to No. 12 McKendree in straight sets
Next Post
Ayanna Pressley addresses student loans, TPS for Haiti, and banking rules on social media

Trending

Which former Suffolk County area high school stars will compete on Saturday, April 11?
Harvard professor discusses the rise and impact of ‘vibe coding’ in AI development
Harvard sailing to compete at Fowle Trophy and Yale Women’s Team Race this weekend
Boston University lightweight rowing secures two wins over MIT on April 4
Harvard women’s lightweight rowing wins Class of 1999 Cup over Princeton
Harvard women’s rugby begins spring 7s season at Tropical 7s in Tampa

The Weekly Newsletter

Sign-up for the Weekly Newsletter from Bean Town Times.