Yale Athletics | April 11, 2015 Strong fourth quarter lifts No. 7 Yale to victory against No. 12 Brown Share NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- No. 7 Yale held No. 12 Brown scoreless for over 21 minutes to pick up an important 16-10 Ivy League victory on Saturday. Jeff Cimbalista scored four second-half goals for the Bulldogs (8-2, 3-2 Ivy). Conrad Oberbeck and Eric Scott added three goals each for the victors. Dylan Molloy, the second leading scorer in the nation entering the contest, led Brown (8-3, 2-2 Ivy) with five point. The Bears, who entered the pivotal Ivy League game second nationally in points per game (24.70) and scoring offense (15.60), got off to a quick start, scoring three times in the first 2:24. They would only beat Yale goalie Eric Natale seven times the rest of the way. We picked the top-5 players all-time for Yale football Yale may be known for its academic prowess, but its football program also has a storied history that includes national championships, numerous College Football Hall of Fame inductees and more. With such history, let's dive into the top individual players in Yale history. READ MORE Harvard-Yale football: Memorable moments, all-time history It’s been more than 140 years since the first Harvard vs. Yale football game. Here are key moments from their rivalry and an all-time history of the series. READ MORE 9 of the best goals scored in men's college soccer so far this season Of the many amazing goals scored so far this season, we chose nine goals that stood out among the rest. READ MORE