Former Boston College women’s soccer coach Alison Foley is suing the University for gender discrimination and illegal wiretapping after allegedly being forced to resign in 2018 following her record-setting 22 seasons.
2020-21 Athletes of the Year, Sports, Football
‘Heights’ 2020-21 Coach of the Year: Jeff Hafley
Jeff Hafley’s success in his first year as Boston College football head coach earned him The Heights’ 2020-21 Coach of the Year.
Sports, Basketball, Men's Basketball, Column
Final Four Creates Optimism Following Grant Hire
While Boston College basketball has struggled recently, this year’s Final Four proves that a new head coach can go a long way for a program.
Sports, Football, Men's Basketball
Catalysts: Reflecting On Black History In BC Athletics
Since the 1930s, Black athletes, coaches, and athletic administrators have frequently led the fight against racial discrimination at BC.
Sports, Top Story, Athletics
Jocelyn Gates Named FBS Administrator of the Year
For the first time ever, a Boston College Athletics administrator earned the title of Administrator of the Year from Women Leaders in College Sports, as the organization announced its annual award winners on Tuesday evening. BC’s Senior Associate Athletics Director and Senior Woman Administrator Jocelyn Gates earned the 2020 title in the NCAA’s Division I...
Sports, Basketball, Men's Basketball
Men’s Basketball Great Troy Bell to Have Jersey Retired
In a statement released on Wednesday, Martin Jarmond announced that Eagles great Troy Bell will have his jersey retired on January 25, when BC men’s basketball hosts Florida State.
Women's Soccer, Sports, Fall, Column
In First Year, Lowe has Orchestrated Impressive Growth for BC
When a program loses its head coach of 22 years, chances are that the following year is a step back. Instead, under Jason Lowe, the Eagles won their first six games and are largely on pace with last year’s terrific season.
Women's Soccer, Sports, Fall
Smith, BC Send UMass Packing With 88th-Minute Stunner
Deadlocked at one apiece, Eagles’ freshman forward Sam Smith broke the tie in the 88th minute, securing new head coach Jason Lowe his first win with the program.
Top Story, Spring, Baseball, Sports
New Harrington Athletics Village Building to be Named After Pete Frates
The next building to be constructed in the Harrington Athletics Village, a training space for baseball and softball, will be named after Pete Frates, the Eagles athletic department announced in a statement released Wednesday.
Sports, Spring, Lacrosse
Lacrosse Head Coach Acacia Walker-Weinstein Agrees to New Contract
After a third consecutive national championship appearance, Eagles head coach Acacia Walker-Weinstein has signed a new contract, Martin Jarmond announced in a statement Wednesday afternoon.
