Sports Articles

Bertram and Schneider show freshman talent

By Healy, Sean
The Boston College men's hockey team was looking for a big victory this week, coming off a disappointing upset to Notre Dame. The only thing that stood in the Eagles' way last Friday in Conte was the Fighting Sioux, who came into the game ranked No. 4 in the nation - two places behind BC.

Wolfpack ties up Eagles on Newton

Future ACC rival holds the Eagles scoreless

By Filenbaum, Mark
Boston College consistently showed signs of being able to break through the North Carolina State defense, but could not capitalize on any of its opportunities. The Eagles' unfamiliar opponent, the North

Sports Column: The best of times

By Kevin Armstrong / Heights Senior Staff
Step back. Take it all in. Breathe the fresh New England air. Walk around the block and let everyone know that you just don't know what to do. It's OK. Some of you are still in shock. It will all hit you soon enough. The excitement is once again back after a prolonged silence.

McNeill's goal puts BC past Hoyas

Women's soccer advances to Big East semifinals

By Chris Carty / Heights Senior Staff
Just like she has done so many times this season, Kia McNeill came through in the clutch yesterday.

For Boston, times have now changed

By Wilhelm, Michael
For over a century, baseball has played the role of benevolent entertainment for America, but that has not been true in Boston for a long time. At some point over the past few decades, the Boston

A toast to the Red Sox and their nation

By Jazlowiecki, Zak
The Boston Red Sox are World Champions. Sounds good, doesn't it? Oh, and as a little extra, in case you didn't notice, the Prudential Center is still standing.

Sports in Short

Even in New York, fans smile for Sox

By Weinstein, Jeffrey
For every Red Sox game I have watched in full Red Sox gear, I've run into inevitable criticism from the bitter Yankees fan who know where I'm from.

One for the record books

Win over No. 4 North Dakota is 700th for York

By Chris Brablc / Heights Staff
In the midst of the NHL lockout, college hockey has taken center stage. Friday night, top five teams Boston College and North Dakota proved that college hockey can fill in admirably for the NHL as the nation's hockey fix. But, above all the teams, players, and fans, one man stood alone in the spotlight on Friday. Friday night's game marked York's 700th win, making him only the third coach to reach that plateau. This is just another milestone in his storied coaching career. After an amazing collegiate career at BC that ended in All-American first team honors, York received his first coaching position at BC as a graduate assistant to legendary coach John "Snooks" Kelley. After two years at BC, York became an assistant at Clarkson under another coaching legend, Len Ceglarski.