The Eagles have shut out six-straight opponents and are off to their best start since 2006. They will try to preserve their undefeated record on Sunday afternoon against Temple.
Fall, Women's Soccer
Eagles Continue to Show Defensive Resolve, Knock Off No. 21 Texas Tech
After Gianna Mitchell netted her team-leading fifth goal in the ninth minute, BC dug in its heels and impressed on defense against a nationally-ranked opponent.
Top Story, Fall, Women's Soccer
With Two Goals, Coffey Guides Eagles to Shutout Victory Over UConn
Sam Coffey notched a pair of goals, one in each half, leading the Eagles past their former Big East Rivals en route to the program’s first 4-0 start since 2009.
Fall, Women's Soccer
Coffey, Mitchell Pace Eagles to Convincing Win Over Albany
Sam Coffey accounted for four goals with her powerful right foot, and two came off the head of Gianna Mitchell in the box as BC rolled to a 5-0 shutout of visiting Albany.
Fall, Women's Soccer
BC Sinks Northeastern Behind Late Mitchell Header
A header goal from Gianna Mitchell in the 76th minute was enough for the Eagles to knock off Northeastern on the road, improving their record to 2-0 to start the season.
Top Story, Fall, Women's Soccer
Vaughn, Carreiro Pace Eagles to Season-Opening Win
Behind braces from Olivia Vaughn and Gaby Carreiro, BC rallied for two second-half goals after squandering an early lead to beat Quinnipiac in it’s season opener.
Fall, Women's Soccer
A Position-by-Position Look at the 2018 Women’s Soccer Roster
The Eagles have plenty of returners—including two that’ve recovered from injuries that cost them all of 2017—and an impressive recruiting class that bodes well for the 2018 campaign.
Fall
With Loss to Duke, Eagles Eliminated From ACC Tournament
A goal from Carly Leipzig wasn’t enough for the Eagles to make up for conceding three first-half goals to the Blue Devils.
Fall
Despite Bike Goal, Eagles Fall to Virginia
On Sunday afternoon, the Eagles fell to the Cavaliers for the sixth consecutive time.
Fall
Slow Start Dooms Women’s Soccer Versus No. 3 UNC
Alexis Bryant allowed two “soft goals” in the first nine minutes, and the Tar Heels ran away with a 4-1 win under the lights at Newton Campus Field.
