Football and both men’s and women’s soccer remained undefeated on the young season, while field hockey had a tough weekend in Evanston and volleyball cruised through the UConn Challenge.
Column, Fall, Sports
Fall Freshman Class Will Have Major Impact for Years to Come
The future is bright at BC across the board, as every fall team on campus has one if not several impact freshmen—an impressive total for one class.
Sports, Fall, Field Hockey
Two Quick Goals in Fourth Quarter Doom Eagles to Defeat Against Northwestern
This time last season, Boston College field hockey suffered a heartbreaker, falling in double overtime to Northwestern in the annual B1G/ACC Cup. This year, the No. 13 Eagles hoped to leave Evanstown, Ill., having defeated the No. 15 Wildcats, who sat within striking distance of BC in the national rankings. With the ACC being far…
Women's Soccer, Fall, Sports
Second Half Surge vs. UNH Sends Eagles to Sixth Straight Win
Senior forward Francesca Venezia broke a scoreless deadlock in the 60th minute, and Sam Smith added an insurance goal late as BC moved to 6-0 on the year with a win over the Wildcats.
Sports, Volleyball, Fall
Eagles Rebound, Win All Three Games at UConn Challenge
More adversity was faced by Boston College volleyball in the first weekend of the 2019 season than during its first three invitationals last fall. The Eagles dropped two of their first three matches at the Oregon Classic, albeit against difficult competition in Oregon State and Oregon. It was a different start for Jason Kennedy’s second…
Men's Soccer, Fall, Sports
86th Minute Sigurdarson Goal Earns BC Late Home Win Over URI
Despite controlling the balance of the chances, it took till the 86th minute for BC’s Stefan Sigurdarson to find the back of the net and lift the Eagles past visiting Rhode Island on Friday night.
Sports, Football, Top Story, Fall
Explosive Offense on Display in Eagles’ Rout of Richmond
Behind 518 yards of offense, BC stormed out to a 21-0 lead against the visiting Spiders and never looked back, rolling to a 45-13 win in which AJ Dillon and Anthony Brown accounted for three scores apiece.
Sports, Fall, Field Hockey
Eagles Can’t Keep Pace, Fall to No. 2 Maryland
The fierce competition between No. 13 Boston College field hockey and No. 2 Maryland has been a back-and-forth relationship over the past four years. The two teams have played each other every year since 2015 as a part of the B1G/ACC Cup, splitting the four games evenly—with every game decided by one or two goals….
Women's Soccer, Fall, Sports
Once Again, Mitchell Downs Northeastern With Header
History repeated itself on Thursday night, with BC’s Gianna Mitchell scoring a second half goal that held up to secure the win over Northeastern—the exact same thing that happened in 2018.
ACC Power Rankings, Sports, Fall, Football
ACC Power Rankings: Clemson Showcases Plethora of Weapons in Week 1
After one week of ACC action, one thing is clear: No. 1 Clemson is heads and shoulders above the rest of the conference, while the likes of Syracuse, Virginia, and North Carolina follow.
