With tournament hopes on the line, Thursday evening’s matchup between Boston College women’s basketball and Florida State quickly developed into a slugfest. Despite trailing for most of the first half, the Seminoles (14–11, 8–7 Atlantic Coast) found their rhythm in the second half and dealt BC (16–10, 7–8) a 66–58 loss. “That was a tough…
After getting off to a slow start offensively, BC women’s basketball went on a number of runs Tuesday night to defeat Pitt 69–57.
With 2,547 fans in Conte Forum, BC women’s basketball took on No. 5 NC State Thursday. Despite holding on all game, the Eagles fell in overtime 85–78.
Sunday afternoon, Boston College women’s basketball fell short of victory at Virginia Tech 85–62. The Eagles committed 29 fouls total.
On Thursday night, Boston College women’s basketball notched a comeback 65–57 victory over Virginia with 24 third-quarter points. Cameron Swartz recorded 18 points, and Maria Gakdeng controlled the paint, totaling five blocks and a career-high 16 boards on the night.
In the absence of senior guard Makayla Dickens, Boston College women’s basketball fell to Notre Dame on the road 74–61. On the back of Olivia Miles, the Irish established a sharp-shooting attack and skipped to victory, handing BC a second consecutive loss for the first time this season.
Turnovers continued to be the kryptonite for BC women’s basketball in its 68–49 loss to Georgia Tech Thursday.
In its fifth ACC win of the month, a fourth-quarter push powered BC women’s basketball past Miami Sunday for a 79–66 win.
Down by as many as 14 points, the odds were stacked against BC women’s basketball Thursday. But ultimately, BC rallied to down Notre Dame 73–71.
Boston College women’s basketball won its third-straight game on Sunday as Cameron Swartz took over offensively to tie BC’s scoring record.
