Boston College men’s hockey freshman Trevor Kuntar, Eamon Powell, and Colby Ambrosio were selected of the 2020 NHL Draft last Wednesday.
Six Eagle Hopefuls Prepare for the 2020 NHL Draft
The 2020 NHL Draft begins on Tuesday, and Boston College hockey has six freshman Eagles vying to hear their names called.
BC Hockey Announces 11 Members of 2020-21 Recruiting Class
The BC men’s hockey recruiting class for 2020-21 includes 11 members—10 freshmen and one sophomore transfer—to replace 11 2020 graduates.
New Ticket Refund Policy Released for 2020 Season
While the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has pushed the 2020 college football season into question, Boston College Athletics announced in a press release on Thursday that the University is “cautiously optimistic that there will be football played this fall.” The NCAA announced on Wednesday that football and basketball programs will be allowed to resume on-campus activities…
Belinskas Selected 10th Overall in NWHL Draft
After an incredible tenure on the Heights, Boston College women’s hockey forward Delaney Belinskas was selected 10th overall in the NWHL draft by the Metropolitan Riveters.
A Tale of Two Simulations: BC’s Computerized National Championship Runs
Two different NCAA Tournament simulations told two very different stories for BC men’s hockey, leaving fans to long for what could’ve been.
Räsänen Forgoes Senior Season, Signs in Finland
Following an incredible performance during his junior season, Boston College men’s hockey forward Aapeli Räsänen decides to forgo his senior season and sign his first professional contract with Kalevan Pallo.
Newhook Named National Rookie of the Year
Alex Newhook of BC men’s hockey was recently named the NCAA Division I National Rookie of the Year by the Hockey Commissioners’ Association.
Hannah Bilka Earns National Rookie of the Year Honors
Hannah Bilka of Boston College women’s hockey recently won the National Rookie of the Year Award, determined among all Division I first-year players.
Season in Review: 2019-20 Women’s Hockey
The Heights recaps the best and worst moments, MVP, and Rookie of the Year for 2019-20 Boston College women’s hockey.