Since the NCAA announced that teams could return to campus starting June 1, BC football has done just that, as players returned on Monday.
Sports, Fall, Men's Soccer
Bob Thompson Named Head Men’s Soccer Coach
Former associate head coach Bob Thompson has been named the next head coach of BC men’s soccer after Ed Kelly retired in November.
Sports, Fall, Volleyball
BC Ties Single Season Win Record With Five Set Thriller Over N.C. State
Boston College volleyball tied its single season win record with a thrilling five set victory over North Carolina State.
Sports, Top Story, Fall, Men's Soccer
After 32 Spectacular Years at the Helm, Ed Kelly Retires as Head Soccer Coach
Just after a heartbreaking loss in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, men’s soccer head coach Ed Kelly has announced his retirement.
Sports, Fall, Men's Soccer
Eagles Can’t Equalize in Second Round Tournament Loss to Washington
The Eagles fell to Washington in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Even with strong goalkeeping from Christian Garner, the Eagles couldn’t pull together an upset.
Sports, Fall, Volleyball
Eagles Fall to Syracuse in Five Set Thriller
Defensive play from Syracuse proves to be too much for BC as the Eagles fall in their penultimate regular season game.
Sports, Fall, Volleyball
Virginia Snaps Three-Game Skid, Bests BC in Straight Sets
The Cavaliers had lost three in a row to ACC opponents, but rebounded on their senior day and handed the Eagles a surprising three-set defeat on Friday night.
Sports, Top Story, Fall, Field Hockey
BC Can’t Lock Down Explosive UNC Attack, Falls in Final Four
Margo Carlin scored twice, but Erin Matson responded with four goals, helping No. 1 UNC beat the Eagles, 6-3, in the Final Four to bring the BC’s historic season to a close.
Men's Soccer, Fall, Top Story, Sports
Eagles Advance in NCAA Tournament, Blank Yale
First-half goals from Mike Suski, Kristofer Konradsson, and Stefan Sigurdarson powered BC to a convincing 3-0 shutout of the visiting Bulldogs.
Volleyball, Fall, Sports
Eagles Rally for Five-Set Win Over Wake Forest
Jewel Strawberry had 12 kills and BC twice tied the Demon Deacons, eventually forcing a decisive fifth set in which the Eagles prevailed by a 15-8 margin.
