Asa Ackerly is the Associate Sports Editor for The Heights. In 2020, he held the position of Assistant Sports Editor. He can be reached at asa.ackerly@bcheights.com.
While the consolation game of the Beanpot is not a familiar place for Boston College women’s hockey, the Eagles have always handled themselves well when they find themselves in such a position. Coming into Tuesday, BC had a record of 9-0-1 in the tournament’s consolation match. The Eagles (15-12-3, 13-9-2 Hockey East) maintained their unbeaten…
The Eagles highlighted improved pitching in season-opening wins over LIU and Georgetown, but they lost to FGCU, UConn, and Delaware.
While Boston College women’s basketball’s usually strong offense has faltered in its last two games, only putting up 65 against Florida State and 67 against Wake Forest, the Eagles’ defense stepped up to secure them victories in both contests. The Eagles’ (12-10, 5-6 Atlantic Coast) fortune flipped on Thursday, as the offense returned to form,…
Although Boston College women’s basketball has strung together a number of strong performances over the last month, including a pair of victories over Georgia Tech and No. 14 Florida State, a home conference victory still eluded the Eagles. Among Atlantic Coast foes, No. 7 NC State, No. 5 Louisville, and Virginia have come through Conte…
Phil Jurkovec announced his transfer to play football at Boston College on Jan. 11, and he recently opened up about his decision.
Three more players in the class of 2020 have announced their commitment to Boston College, including Jiovanny Holmes, Kameron Arnold, and Mathew Rueve.
With seven minutes to play in the first half, Saturday’s game seemed to be getting quickly out of hand for the Eagles. Boston College started the game up 5-0, but Virginia Tech stormed back to claim a commanding 22-12 lead through the strength of its outside shooting. The Hokies made more 3-pointers than all but…
The Eagles’ frustrations continued on Thursday night in a blowout loss to ACC opponent Virginia Tech.
The Eagles tested Georgia Tech’s stalwart defense time and time again, and as a result, they never trailed the Yellow Jackets to come out on top, 55-48.
The Eagles put up a strong fight but couldn’t match No. 5 Louisville’s offensive power to fall 81-70 on Thursday night.
