For Boston College women’s basketball, a Thanksgiving day victory over Tulane in Puerto Rico was all about rebounding. Not necessarily just snagging shots off the glass—though the Eagles excelled there too—but rebounding from a disappointing loss to Charlotte just a day ago. With the fire of a loss to motivate them, the Eagles (5-3) started…
In the first game of a round-robin series, a stifled BC offense fell to Charlotte, 68-84. The Eagles look to bounce back tomorrow in their second matchup.
Five players scored in double digits in BC’s rout of Virginia Commonwealth. Led by a prolific offense, the Eagles continue to roll at home.
Georgia Pineau was battling pneumonia, but still chipped in 13 points and seven rebounds to help BC end a brief losing streak and beat visiting Rhode Island.
The Eagles struggled offensively, digging an early 21-6 deficit to the Friars, and couldn’t make up much ground in what became a 16-point loss.
The Eagles started the night 0-of-7 from the field, dug a deficit as big as 19 points in the second half, and lost for just the 10th time to Holy Cross in 39 meetings.
Taylor Soule led the Eagles with 24 points, transfer Cameron Swartz added 18 more, and the Eagles remained unbeaten with a 106-69 rout of St. Francis Brooklyn Sunday.
Emma Guy had 20 points and 10 rebounds and every member of BC scored in a comfortable 89-46 rout of the visiting River Hawks on Tuesday night.
The second year with Joanna Bernabei-McNamee takes a familiar tone for the Eagles, with a roster core that is largely unchanged from last season’s 14-win team.
Once again, the Eagles have a packed schedule in 2019-20, headlined by a home-and-home against Notre Dame, which has made the last two national championship games, and a visit from Louisville.
