Jack Bergamini (he/him) was the Associate Sports Editor for The Heights in 2023. In spring 2022, he was the Associate Podcast Editor, and in fall 2022, he was the Assistant Sports Editor. He is from Rye, N.Y. You can contact him at jack.bergamini@bcheights.com and follow him on Twitter @BergaminiJack.
Lawyers representing more than 30 members of Boston College men’s and women’s swimming and diving sent a letter to BC’s general counsel on Thursday, calling on the University to lift the team’s suspension and issue a public retraction of the statement issued by BC Athletics on Wednesday.
Boston College football set a program record with 18 total penalties for 131 lost yards on Saturday in its 31–29 loss to No. 3 Florida State.
How far have Jeff Hafley and co. fallen? Well, it’s hard to say exactly. But it’s no secret that BC football has taken a nosedive in years three and four of the Hafley era.
Boston College football narrowly defeated Holy Cross on Saturday. But penalties and a nonexistent pass rush almost costed the Eagles the win.
Boston College football dropped its season opener for a second year in a row. Amid quarterback uncertainty, the Eagles lost 27–24 to the visitors, Northern Illinois.
After going 3–9 last season, Heights editors Graham Dietz and Jack Bergamini claim that BC football has higher expectations in 2023. A revamped offensive line and new coaching are just two of the reasons.
Zay Flowers can’t pinpoint one low moment from his four years at Boston College. Not a single one through 48 games.
Boston College officially hired Todd Interdonato as its next head baseball coach on Thursday, who becomes BC’s ninth head coach in program history.
No. 3 seeded Boston College lacrosse defeated No. 13 seeded Penn, 9–7 in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday.
Several BC men’s basketball alumni have expressed their dissatisfaction with their relationship with the program. According to some, the relationship was only further damaged by specific incidents of disrespect, and has yet to be repaired.
