A positive COVID-19 test within the Florida State program meant the postponement of Tuesday’s game with Boston College men’s basketball.
Sports, Hockey, Women's Hockey, Men's Hockey
Beanpot Canceled for First Time in History
The Beanpot has been canceled for the first time in its 69-year history. Saturday and Sunday’s matchups with BU have also been postponed indefinitely.
Hockey, Women's Hockey, Sports
Eagles Get Crafty in Win Over UConn
Goaltender Maddy McArthur faced 39 shots while Boston College women’s hockey only put up 19, but the Eagles outlasted visiting UConn.
Top Story, Football, Sports
BC Football Releases Full 2021 Schedule
Boston College football released its full schedule for the 2021 season on Thursday, including one never-before-played matchup.
Sports, Featured Story
Boog’s On First: Jon Sciambi, BC ’92
Jon Sciambi, BC ’92, recently accepted a position as the TV play-by-play commentator for the Chicago Cubs.
Women's Hockey, Hockey, Sports
Fey Nets Overtime Game Winner, Eagles Win Six Straight
Boston College women’s hockey went scoreless for 55 minutes before Hannah Bilka sent the game to OT and Jillian Fey netted the game winner.
Men's Hockey, Sports, Top Story, Hockey
McLaughlin Nets Game Winner To Complete Weekend Sweep
Captain Marc McLaughlin scored the game winner for Boston College men’s hockey in a 5-3 victory over Merrimack.
Women's Basketball, Basketball, Winter, Sports
Eagles Fall to Notre Dame Despite Strong 3-Point Attack
Boston College women’s basketball lost to Notre Dame 83-73 on Sunday despite a season-high 13 3-pointers. The Eagles played three competitive quarters but let the Irish run away with the lead in the fourth.
Sports, Basketball, Men's Basketball
Mitchell’s Double-Double Isn’t Enough in 80-70 Loss to Notre Dame
Forward Steffon Mitchell recorded 16 points and 13 rebounds for Boston College men’s basketball in an 80-70 loss to Notre Dame.
Women's Basketball, Basketball, Sports
Eagles Dip Below .500 For First Time With Loss to No. 2 Louisville
Ally Van Timmeren and Cameron Swartz each had 17 points, but Boston College women’s basketball came up short against No. 2 Louisville.
