Six years ago, the Eagles promoted Acacia Walker-Weinstein to head coach of the lacrosse team—where she became the youngest coach in the ACC. Suffice to say, it was the right decision.
Spring, Athletes of the Year 2017
Toast of the Town: Sam Apuzzo Has Overcome Injury to Dominate the ACC
Sam Apuzzo, The Heights’ 2016-17 female breakout athlete of the year, is all over the national leaderboard for women’s lacrosse.
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Lacrosse Falls to Stony Brook in NCAA Tournament
Five seniors played their final games as the Eagles fell to the Seawolves in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament.
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Lacrosse Falls to Johns Hopkins in Seniors’ Last Home Game
Six seniors took the field for the last time at Boston College on Saturday, as lacrosse finished off its regular season against Johns Hopkins in front of a spirited crowd. This was just the second time the two teams have met, with the Eagles taking the first-ever meeting in last year’s season opener against the…
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Kent Records Career Day in Win at Harvard
Kenzie Kent tallied six assists and Kate Meeks added five goals in a 14-7 victory over Harvard on Wednesday.
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Kenzie Kent Dominates as Lacrosse Defeats Dartmouth
Kenzie Kent scored five goals and recorded five assists as BC lacrosse defeated Dartmouth College for the first time in the teams’ 12-game series history.
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Kent’s Hat Trick Not Enough for Lacrosse at No. 13 Duke
Kenzie Kent and Tess Chandler combined for seven of BC’s eight goals in a loss to No. 13 Duke.
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Lacrosse Regains Momentum with Victory over Yale
BC lacrosse scored six straight goals in the first half to take an early lead over Yale and never looked back, finishing with a strong victory over the Bulldogs.
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Lacrosse Can’t Overcome Cavaliers in Close Game
After allowing UVA to build up a 12-5 lead, BC lacrosse stormed back but couldn’t finish over the Cavaliers. The Eagles dropped to a 1-4 conference record with the loss.
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Sarah Mannelly Leads Lacrosse Past Syracuse in Upset Victory
Sarah Mannelly scored her first goal of four less than one minute into the game and the Eagles never looked back, going on to upset Syracuse 13-8.
