Rowing and field hockey won, men’s and women’s tennis struggled, and track and field wrapped up its season.
Sports, Spring, Baseball
Walsh Clutch In Relief To Snap Losing Skid
An early 2-0 lead helped Boston College baseball snap a five-game losing streak on Sunday with a 5-3 victory over FSU.
Sports, Spring, Baseball
Point/Counterpoint: Should the NCAA Adopt MLB Rule Changes?
With the MLB adding pace-of-play initiatives to widen appeal, NCAA baseball could adopt some of its own rule changes to increase popularity.
Sports, Football
Eagles Focus On Speed, Versatility In Revamp of Linebackers Corps
Boston College football saw the departure of three staple linebackers, and the Eagles have taken unconventional routes to fill the position.
Sports, Weekly Roundup
Weekly Sports Roundup: Week of April 5th
Both men’s and women’s soccer notched ties in double-OT contests, rowing scored a win over BU lights, and tennis’ struggles continued.
Sports, Spring, Lacrosse
North’s Record-Breaking Performance Lifts Eagles Over Hokies
Charlotte North broke the single-game goal record for Boston College lacrosse on Saturday, leading the Eagles to a 21-11 win over Virginia Tech.
Sports, Basketball, Men's Basketball
BC Bolsters Basketball Coaching Staff, Hires Anthony Goins and Chris Markwood
Earl Grant recently added to the Boston College men’s basketball coaching staff with the hires of Chris Mackwood and Anthony Goins.
Sports, Spring, Softball
Cavaliers Spoil Anderson’s Complete Game in Marathon Outing
Boston College softball’s level of competitiveness has been fairly easy to predict this season based on its starting pitcher. When Susannah Anderson commands the circle, the Eagles have a good shot. When it’s anybody else, the road to victory is not so easy. This trend held true again for the Eagles on Saturday afternoon. While…
Sports, Hockey, Men's Hockey
Spencer Knight Signs Contract With Panthers
Knight was drafted 13th overall by the Panthers in the 2019 NHL Draft and joins the team on a three-year contract.
Sports, Hockey, Men's Hockey
Notebook: Stoppages, Missed Opportunities Plague Eagles In Loss To Huskies
ALBANY, N.Y. — Boston College men’s hockey has tested its early game heroics to the max over its previous two contests, nearly blowing a 3-0 first-period lead to New Hampshire in the first round of the Hockey East Tournament before crashing out in the next round despite holding an early 4-1 advantage. The loss to…
