On Monday night, BC showed its depth. 

The Women's basketball team's woes continued at Pitt on Thursday night. 

On Saturday, the Boston College women's tennis team competed in two matches against the University of Albany and Georgetown, emerging victorious from both to improve to 4-0 in the young season.

The yearly battle for Boston hockey bragging rights begins again at the TD Garden. 

BC women's hockey kept its winning streak alive with a 5-0 beat down of Providence on Saturday. 

Brendan Silk scored more than 30 minutes into Friday night's top-10 showdown of Boston College vs. Providence College in Providence's Schneider Arena, an evenly matched game with very little scoring and strong performances in net on each side. In the end, it was BC that would emerge with a 2-0 victory, Silk's goal coming as the game winner.

The authenticity that makes sports great is buried beneath the hype. 

The Eagles traveled to Cassell Coliseum in Blacksburg, Va. on Sunday, looking to snap a four-game losing streak against ACC foe Virginia Tech. In their only prior meeting against the Hokies this season, the Eagles emerged victorious with a victory in Chestnut Hill thanks in large part to superb performances by senior Kristen Doherty and sophomore Nicole Boudreau. Despite a strong effort by the Eagles, they were not able to complete the season sweep of the Hokies as they fell in a tightly contested game, 70-63 in overtime.

Of the 336 male and 360 female participants in Boston College athletics during the 2012-13 season, 164 men and 187 women received athletically-related financial aid, according to data provided to The Heights by the BC athletic department.