A disappointing season for BC came to an end in Miami this past week, as the Eagles were handed back-to-back losses by the host Hurricanes, both by razor-thin margins that mirrored the shaky year they had.
Spring, Lacrosse
Previewing 2018 Lacrosse: Second Round of NCAA Tournament Vs. Princeton
Two weeks removed from its ACC Championship loss to North Carolina, BC will try to jumpstart another National Championship run when it hosts Princeton in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday afternoon.
Spring, Softball
Previewing 2018 Softball: Notre Dame
Looking to avoid yet another ACC Quarterfinal exit, the fourth-seeded Eagles take on their rival in No. 5 Notre Dame on Thursday afternoon in Georgia.
Spring, Baseball
Louisville’s Wolf Silences BC Bats in Series-Opening Loss
Louisville southpaw Adam Wolf struck out 10, allowed a lone run over eight innings, and was backed up by a pair of home runs as BC dropped the first game of the weekend series on Friday night.
Spring, Baseball
Previewing 2018 Baseball: Louisville
A crucial conference series awaits the Eagles, as they play host to Louisville while desperately trying to find momentum and make a late-season surge out of the bottom of the ACC standings.
Spring, Softball
Previewing 2018 Softball: Georgia Tech
BC has won 30 games in three of the last four years and will aim to extend that streak during the final regular season series against Georgia Tech, a team it’s beaten in each of the last five meetings.
Sports, Lacrosse, 2017-18 Athletes of the Year
2017-18 Coach of the Year: Acacia Walker-Weinstein
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.
Softball, Spring
DiEmmanuele, Hot Start Extend BC’s Non-Conference Streak
Lexi DiEmmanuele stole three bases and the Eagles poured on five runs in the first two innings, which held up for a midweek win over Massachusetts Lowell on Tuesday night.
Sports, Column
A Waste of Time: Condoleezza Rice and NCAA Commission Miss the Mark
The NCAA’s commission on changing college basketball, headed by former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, ultimately pointed fingers at everybody but themselves, putting forth unhelpful recommendations.
Softball, Spring
Eagles Cool Off, Suffer Series Sweep at the Hands of Louisville
BC faltered in the late innings the first two games, then were run-ruled in the weekend finale against Louisville, suffering a disappointing series sweep to a Cardinals team that had dropped five of seven.
