Emily Roberge (she/her) is the Associate Sports Editor for The Heights. She is from Wayland, Mass. You can contact her at emily.roberge@bcheights.com and find her on twitter @emilyroberge.
Boston College women’s basketball exploded for 83 points in its non-conference matchup versus Central Connecticut State on Friday afternoon. BC turned a slow start into a 13-0 run in the third quarter, and a total of 33 points came from the Eagles’ bench.
No. 10 BC women’s hockey came away with an overtime loss to Holy Cross on Friday night. That is the Eagles’ second loss to Holy Cross so far this season.
When asked what No. 11 Boston College women’s hockey’s mentality was going into its matchup against No. 14 UConn on Friday—the squad that downed the Eagles 2–1 in the Hockey East Tournament last season—Lauren Glaser kept it simple.
Princeton held onto its one-goal lead and ultimately defeated the Eagles 1–0, ending their 2024 season just one game into the NCAA Tournament.
The last time that No. 3-seeded Boston College field hockey played No.1-seeded North Carolina two weeks prior, the Eagles lost 4–0 to the 2023 National Champions.
Entering its Wednesday afternoon game against No. 2-seeded Duke, No. 2 Boston College field hockey found itself trying to make the ACC Championship for the first time since 2019—in search of its first conference championship.
No. 9 Boston College field hockey inched past No. 12 Syracuse 1–0 with a last-minute goal from Madelieve Drion.
Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora is set to visit Boston College on Nov. 16 for the Latin American Business Club’s annual Leadership Conference, the club announced on Wednesday.
In BC’s matchup against No. 2 North Carolina, the Tar Heels defeated the Eagles 4–0, capitalizing goals off of BC penalties.
On Saturday evening, Boston College women’s hockey ended its four-game losing streak and defeated Merrimack 2–1.
