Asa Ackerly is the Associate Sports Editor for The Heights. In 2020, he held the position of Assistant Sports Editor. He can be reached at asa.ackerly@bcheights.com.
Anthony Brown’s transfer saga finally came to an end on Wednesday, as the quarterback announced that he will be joining Oregon for his final year of eligibility. Brown originally entered the transfer portal on Dec. 9 of last year. Early reports linked him to Miami, as the school was openly seeking a graduate transfer quarterback,…
The Heights recaps the best and worst moments, MVP, and Rookie of the Year for 2019-20 Boston College women’s basketball.
Boston College football has lost a number of important coaches and players to the Mid-American Conference over the last several years. After former offensive coordinator Scot Loeffler took over as head coach at Bowling Green in late 2018, running back Davon Jones and quarterbacks Matt McDonald and Darius Wade all followed him there. The flow…
Boston College baseball dropped all three of its weekend games to No. 23 Clemson despite holding late leads in two of the contests.
Boston College women’s basketball will advance to the quarterfinals of the ACC Tournament after beating Clemson in the opening round.
In the early moments of Sunday’s game against Syracuse, Boston College women’s basketball displayed all of the elements that has made its offense one of the top in the ACC: clever defense, speedy transition offense, and sharp 3-point shooting. Up 3-0 after a 3-pointer on the first possession from Makayla Dickens, Marnelle Garraud poked the…
With five seconds to go in the half and her team down by 20, Georgia Pineau desperately searched for an open teammate to take the final shot of the half. After pump faking toward Emma Guy down low, Pineau passed toward Taylor Ortlepp in the corner, only to find Louisville center Kylee Shook in the…
After a stuttering start to its season, Boston College softball picked up a .500 winning percentage at the Gamecock Invitational, beating Liberty and Elon in its Saturday double header.
Jeff Hafley has prioritized social media, differentiating him from his predecessor and pushing BC football into the modern age.
After leading by double digits early in the game, Boston College men’s basketball narrowly edged out a three-point win over NC State.
