A James Hagens overtime goal sent No. 3 Boston College men’s hockey past UConn 2–1 on Wednesday night.
Men's Hockey, Hockey, Top Story, Sports
No. 3 BC Shuts Out Northeastern 3–0
On Friday night, No. 3 Boston College men’s hockey defeated Northeastern 3–0 behind two Ryan Leonard goals.
Sports, Football, Top Story, Fall
James and BC Fall Short in 38–28 Loss to No. 14 SMU
Boston College football fell to No. 14 SMU 38–28 on Saturday evening in Grayson James’ first game as the official starting quarterback for the Eagles.
Men's Hockey, Featured Story, Hockey, Sports
Fowler Ejected, No. 2 BC Falls to UConn 5–4
Goaltender Jacob Fowler was ejected after throwing a punch, and No. 2 BC men’s hockey lost to Connecticut 5–4.
Fall, Top Story, Football, Sports
Castellanos Reportedly Plans to Enter the Transfer Portal
Boston College football quarterback Thomas Castellanos plans to enter the transfer portal, On3’s Pete Nakos reported on Wednesday afternoon.
Sports, Hockey, Men's Hockey
No. 2 BC Completes Sweep of No. 10 St. Cloud State with a 2–1 Victory
No. 2 Boston College men’s hockey completed a road sweep over No. 10 St. Cloud State with a 2–1 win on Saturday night.
Sports, Men's Hockey, Hockey, Fall, Top Story
Ryan Leonard’s Heroics Propel No. 2 BC Past No. 14 Western Michigan
On Saturday night, No. 2 Boston College men’s hockey defeated No. 14 Western Michigan 4–2 thanks to two last-minute goals by Ryan Leonard in the third period.
Sports, Fall, Hockey
No. 2 Eagles Fall to No. 4 Michigan State 4–3
No. 2 Boston College men’s hockey fell 4–3 to No. 4 Michigan State on the second night of a back-to-back road series to open the Eagles’ season.
Sports, Top Story, Fall, Hockey, Men's Hockey
“You Don’t Want to Live in the Past”: BC Men’s Hockey Enters Year Three of the Brown Era
No. 2 Boston College men’s hockey kicks off its 2024-25 campaign on Friday night against No. 4 Michigan State. Read The Heights’ preview of the Eagles’ upcoming season here.
Fall, Top Story, Football, Sports
BC Collapses in the Second Half, Falls to Virginia 24–14
Despite entering halftime with a 14–6 advantage, Boston College football’s offense proceeded to collapse as Virginia ultimately downed the Eagles 24–14.
