The Eagles dropped their regular-season finale to No. 7 FSU in blowout fashion, losing 80-62 after a slow start.
Women's Basketball, Basketball, Sports
Eagles Just Miss Comeback, Fall to NC State
The Eagles fell to NC State in the semifinals of the ACC tournament by a narrow margin after nearly overcoming a 22-point deficit.
Women's Basketball, Basketball, Top Story, Sports
Eagles Score 14 Unanswered, Beat Duke in ACC Tournament
The Eagles scored 14 unanswered points to close out the game against No. 3 Duke and secure a spot in the ACC tournament semifinals.
2020 Spring Sports Preview, Spring, Top Story, Sports
2020 Spring Sports Preview
Baseball is off to a hot start on offense, lacrosse is looking for its third-straight shot at the National Championship, and softball is thriving under a new head coach. It’s time to spring into action.
Hockey, Women's Hockey, Sports
Eagles Come Up Short, Drop from Hockey East Tournament
UConn took the Hockey East quarterfinal series to three games, and Boston College women’s hockey fell 2-1 in the final to be eliminated.
Women's Hockey, Hockey, Sports
BC Fends Off Late UConn Rally, Earns First HEA Tournament Win
In the first game of the Hockey East tournament quarterfinal series, the Eagles held off a late rally from UConn to win 4-2 at home.
Features, Sports
Lesley Visser: A League of Her Own
Lesley Visser, BC ’75, will recieve a Sports Emmys Lifetime Achievement Award after being a pioneer for women in sports journalism.
Men's Hockey, Hockey, Sports
Freshmen Lead BC, Put Merrimack Through the Ringer
Freshmen Matt Boldy and Alex Newhook each recorded multi-point nights en route to a win over Merrimack for the Eagles.
Women's Hockey, Hockey, Winter, Sports
Eagles Fall to New Hampshire in Final Regular-Season Game
Just three points separate Boston College women’s hockey from New Hampshire in the Hockey East standings, but anyone watching BC’s game against the Wildcats on Saturday may have thought otherwise. The game was lopsided from start to finish in favor of the Wildcats, so much so that an onlooker may have thought the rankings were…
Sports, Women's Tennis, Spring
Duke Sweeps Women’s Tennis 4-0
Duke has been Boston College’s kryptonite all year long in basketball, delivering the Eagles two hearty losses thus far. But BC was having much more success in other sports against the Blue Devils—that is, until women’s tennis faced off against them on the Eagles’ home courts. The No. 49 Eagles (8-3, 0-3 Atlantic Coast) took…
