Behind 6 2/3 innings of one-run ball from freshman Mason Pelio, BC fought off a late rally from the Tigers and avoided a series sweep at home on Sunday afternoon in front of a good crowd.
Sports, Softball
Providence’s Alvarez Hurls One-Hitter, Friars Blank BC
Friars freshman Daniela Alvarez struck out 11 and held the Eagles to just one hit en route to a slim 1-0 victory for the visitors, handing BC a split of its two-game midweek home stretch.
Sports, Men's Basketball
Notebook: Turnovers, Poor 3-Point Shooting Plague Eagles in Loss to Tigers
Even with Jairus Hamilton tallying a season-high 17 points, BC could not sustain a consistent offensive effort in a defeat at Clemson.
News, On Campus, Featured Story
Polito Shares Lessons from Career, Time at BC
Lt. Gov. of Massachusetts Karyn Polito, BC ’88, spoke about the importance of civil discourse in today’s politics on Monday.
Sports, Women's Basketball
Eagles Drop Fourth Straight, Fall to No. 6 Notre Dame in Blowout
The Irish used a 23-0 run in the third quarter to erase any doubt, building a lead as big as 56 points in a convincing rout of BC.
Sports, Women's Basketball
Notebook: Late Game Execution Haunts Eagles in Virginia Tech Loss
For the second time in three games, BC struggled down the stretch as its inexperience cost it a conference win over the visiting Hokies.
Women's Basketball
Notebook: Foul Trouble, Late-Game Execution Spells Doom for BC
The Eagles sent the Hurricanes to the line a remarkable 49 times and it proved too much to overcome in a sobering road defeat.
News, On Campus, Featured Story
More Than 1,000 Students Flock to Two-Day Career and Internship Fair
The Spring Career and Internship Fair spanned two days, with 54 employers each day speaking to a total audience of approximately 1,073 students.
Hockey, Men's Hockey
Notebook: Woll Excellent as Eagles Ease Past Providence Again
Joe Woll turned in a stellar performance for the Eagles with 25 saves, and BC executed on the power play, finishing 1-of-4 on the man advantage for the night in its 4-1 win over Providence.
News, On Campus
Mike Lupica Returns to Campus, Reflects on Career
Mike Lupica, a former writer and columnist for The Heights and BC ’74, returned to campus Nov. 15 to speak to the community about his journalistic career and the moments that have forever changed his life.
