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Brown Claims Three Titles With 52-7 Victory Over Dartmouth

Ryan Grant | Brown Men's Rugby | Nov 10, 2026
Captain Tito Edjua and his teammates raise the Scholars Cup
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QUINCY, MA - The Brown University men's rugby team turned scrum dominance into a 52-7 victory over Dartmouth on Saturday, Nov. 7, in Quincy, Mass., breaking the match open with two first-half pushover tries. The win secured the inaugural FirstPoint USA Scholars Cup, the Ivy League championship, and the Division 1 Liberty Rugby Conference championship.

Brown's forward pack supplied the foundation for the seven-try performance, winning four penalties and one free kick from scrums. The pack also produced three pushover tries, two against Dartmouth put-ins and one from Brown's own scrum. Captain Tito Edjua finished with 17 points, making three penalty kicks and four conversions.

Edjua opened the scoring with penalties at 4:30 and 13:00 before Erik Estienne delivered the first try at 19:00. Estienne scored from a diverted lineout-maul play 10 meters out, stretching Brown's advantage to 11-0. Dartmouth received a yellow card two minutes later for hitting Edjua while he was airborne catching the ball.

The Brown forwards perfectly run this diverted lineout maul allowing Erik Estienne to score the first try of the match
Vice Captain Asa Rosenmeier lifts the Ivy League trophy while celebrating Brown's 6th consecutive Ivy championship
Captain Tito Edjua celebrates with St John Smith
Number 8 Harry de Rosee on the way to scoring his third try of the match on the last play
Vice Captain Asa Rosenmeier
It was amazing to feel the energy we had all throughout the game this weekend. It's clear we really wanted to win this one and with the drive and energy we had we were able to take commanding control over a game that should’ve been a lot closer on paper. It's really encouraging to see the team play up like that in the face of a big challenge and I think it says big things about what our season could turn into.

Harry de Rosee then twice finished Brown's scrum pressure. The first pushover try came at 25:00 from a Dartmouth put-in five meters out, and the second followed at 36:00 from a Brown put-in at the same distance. Edjua converted both, sending Brown into halftime ahead 25-0 after keeping Dartmouth scoreless throughout the opening half.

The lineout provided another attacking platform after the break. Inigo Langford scored at 50:45 following a maul 25 meters out, spinning out of a tackle and outrunning the remaining defenders to the corner. Edjua added a penalty at 58:30 before Rowe Stodolnic finished another pushover scrum try from a Dartmouth put-in 10 meters out at 62:00, extending the lead to 38-0.

Inigo Langford hits the spin-o-rama to score
Head Coach David Laflamme
Starting back in preseason, when we talk about our team goals for the season, the first one is always to win the Ivy title. Some years that also happens to be the Liberty Conference championship. This year, we added the Scholars Cup to our list of objectives. Being able to claim all 3 with this win is extraordinary. A huge thank you to FirstPoint USA for making this tournament happen. We were honored to be included in the inaugural version and we look forward to defending our title in the future. The entire coaching staff is incredibly proud of what the team has accomplished here, what the players have shown they're capable of on the field., and what we might be able to achieve together as we advance into the postseason. Our thanks also goes out to our supporters who came out in huge numbers today and to the New England Free Jacks for hosting this match as part of their Fall Fest. Congratulations to Coach Sumsion and the Dartmouth squad on a great regular season and best of luck to our rivals as they also advance into the NCR playoffs.

St John Smith found an open route through Dartmouth's defense at 70:30, taking a pass from Malcolm Grant and running untouched to score. Edjua's conversion made it 45-0. Brown held Dartmouth off the scoreboard until 77:30, when its opponent scored its only try and added the conversion.

De Rosee completed the hat trick at 80:00 following a lineout 40 meters out. As Brown attempted to form a maul, Dartmouth backed away, leaving space for de Rosee to turn and run through for a third try and 15th point. Edjua converted to complete the scoring.

Winger Marco Lapierre wins a penalty going for the aerial kick reception
Marco Lapierre in open field on a line break
Captain Tito Edjua kicks for points
Vice Captain Asa Rosenmeier battles through contact
Vice Captain Asa Rosenmeier lifts the Ivy League trophy while celebrating Brown's 6th consecutive Ivy championship
Flanker Ben Slattery carries through Dartmouth defenders
Flanker Cameron Kean finding a seam in the defence
Number 8 Harry de Rosee on the way to scoring his third try of the match on the last play

With the victory, the Brown caps off a 6th straight undefeated regular season and earn a bye in the National College Rugby Division 1 Championship tournament. The Bears next take the field at Manchester Meadows Field in Rock Hill, South Carolina on Saturday, November 21, 2026 at 1:00 PM, and streamed on NCR against the winner of the NCR Play-in Round match between the Royals of Queens University and the Fairfield University Stags. The Brown Men's Rugby team has history with both of their potential opponents, having been Liberty Conference opponents with Fairfield and beating them every year since Brown joined the conference in 2022, and having defeated Queens in NCR D1 National Championship matches in 2022 and 2024.

TIME SCORING SUMMARY BROWN - OPP.

4:30 Brown penalty, Tito Edjua 3 - 0

14:00 Brown penalty, Tito Edjua 6 - 0

19:00 Brown try, Erik Estienne 11 - 0

21:00 Dartmouth Yellow Card

25:00 Brown try, Harry de Rosee 16 - 0

Brown conversion, Tito Edjua 18 - 0

36:00 Brown try, Harry de Rosee 23 - 0

Brown conversion, Tito Edjua 25 - 0

HALFTIME SCORE Brown 25 - 0 Dartmouth

50:45 Brown try, Inigo Langford 30 - 0

58:30 Brown penalty, Tito Edjua 33 - 0

62:00 Brown try, Rowe Stodolnic 38 - 0

70:30 Brown try, St John Smith 43 - 0

Brown conversion, Tito Edjua 45 - 0

77:30 Dartmouth try 45 - 5

Dartmouth conversion 45 - 7

80:00 Brown try, Harry de Rosee 50 - 7

Brown conversion, Tito Edjua 52 - 7

FINAL SCORE Brown 52 - 7 Dartmouth

BROWN ROSTER

1 Patrick Minihane G'27

2 Erik Estienne '28

3 Asa Rosenmeier '27 (VC)

4 Quinn Miller '29

5 Rowe Stodolnic '27 - off at 73:00

6 John Cox G'27 - off at 67:00

7 Benjamin Slattery '30

8 Harry de Rosee '30

9 Charm Tuala '28 - off at 73:00

10 Bobby Voth G'27 - off at 62:00

11 Wolfe Morn G'27 - off at 45:30

12 St John Smith '28

13 Tito Edjua '27 (C)

14 Marco Lapierre '28

15 Inigo Langford '29

16 Cameron Kean '29 - on at flanker at 67:00

19 Bryan Onwuka '29

20 Bertie Deen '29 - on at lock at 73:00

21 Luke Coll '30

22 Ben Le Roux '29

23 Lutendo Nematswerani '30 - on at wing at 45:30

24 Malcolm Grant '27 - on at flyhalf at 62:00

25 Freddie Bracken-Smith '29 - on at scrumhalf at 73:00

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