Kristyn Capizzano registered her first career hat trick in a 4-3 win against Syracuse at home, extending the Eagles’ winning streak in Kelley Rink to 59 games.
Top Story, Men's Basketball
Eagles Collapse in Second Half Against Wake Forest
BC couldn’t seem to hit a shot in the second half against Wake Forest, dropping its first ACC game of the year, 79-66.
Featured Column, Column
Ky Bowman Ushers in a Flamin’ Hot 2017
Averaging over 20 points in his last five games, Ky Bowman is aiming to leave BC’s ACC struggles back in 2016.
Women's Basketball
Eagles Frontcourt Dominates in ACC Debut Against Clemson
Mariella Fasoula tallied a double-double and Georgia Pineau added 14 points in a 60-48 win over Clemson in the ACC opener.
Top Story, Men's Basketball
With Domination of Syracuse, Men’s Basketball Earns First ACC Win Since 2015
The Eagles defeated Syracuse on New Year’s Day in their conference opener, earning their first ACC regular season victory since March 7, 2015.
Men's Hockey
Eagles Tie Ferris State in Three Rivers Classic
Michael Kim’s late-game goal kept BC’s hopes alive, but the Eagles’ game against Ferris State resulted in a tie in the record books.
Women's Basketball
Pineau, Ortlepp Lead BC Past Maine For Fifth Straight Win
Leading scorers Georgia Pineau and Taylor Ortlepp combined for 26 points and Boston College women’s basketball cruised to a 64-53 full team victory over the University of Maine.
Men's Hockey
Eagles Fall to Quinnipiac in Three Rivers Classic Tournament
Graham McPhee netted his first collegiate goal in the Eagles’ 3-1 loss to Quinnipiac in the Three Rivers Classic Tournament.
Top Story, Football
Boston College Defeats Maryland, Wins First Bowl Game Since 2007
With a wild, out of character first half, Boston College used an offensive explosion to take home a victory in the Quick Lane Bowl against Maryland.
Football
In Detroit, Eagles Eye First Bowl Win Since 2007
The Eagles will hope for a late Christmas present in the form of a victory over the University of Maryland in the Quick Lane Bowl.
