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BC Takes Last Home Matchup Against Saint Joseph’s 2–1

Emily Roberge • November 2, 2025

In its last home game of the season and second-to-last matchup, Boston College men's soccer did exactly what it needed to do to cap off its 2025 campaign, defeating Saint Joseph's 2–1 on Friday night.

BC Loses Eighth Straight Holy War Matchup, Falls to No. 12 Notre Dame 25–10

Aidan Gravina • November 1, 2025

Boston College football (1–8, 0–5 Atlantic Coast) fell to No. 12 Notre Dame (6–2) 25–10 on Saturday in the first Holy War matchup in Chestnut Hill since 2022. The loss marked its eighth straight against the Fighting Irish, dating back to 2008, and marked BC’s eighth straight loss on the season.

Northeastern Shuts Out No. 11 BC 3–0, Sweeps Home-and-Away Series

Matthew Ferrara, Heights Staff • November 1, 2025

Boston College men's hockey fell to Northeastern 3–0 on Friday night as Huskies goalie Lawton Zacher recorded 32 saves to shut out BC's offense.

Preview: BC and No. 12 Notre Dame Set for 27th Edition of Holy War

Emily Roberge • October 30, 2025

But the Holy War is different. While the spread may have been far more promising two months prior, this matchup is still a clash of two Catholic foes—a sure battle in itself.

No. 7 Virginia Knocks BC Out of ACC Tournament 2–0

Ryan Wolff, Heights Staff • October 30, 2025

Tess Barrett closed the ACC matchup with a total of four shots and the only shot on goal of the night, and Olivia Shippee made a career high of 11 saves, but Boston College women's soccer ultimately fell to No. 7 Virginia 2–0 to end its season.

FitzGerald: BC Doesn’t Need a New Coach. It Needs a New Culture.

Sebby FitzGerald, Asst. Sports Editor • October 29, 2025

Some of the BC faithful have quickly called for O’Brien’s firing, but an extended head coaching carousel will only contribute to the never-ending cycle of lingering mediocrity in Chestnut Hill. The hardest part about rebuilding, though, isn’t the losing. It’s convincing yourself, year after year, that this time, the foundation will hold.

17 Years of Silence: The Story of BC’s Last Holy War Win

Maria Stefanoudakis, Sports Editor • October 29, 2025

This year’s game marks half a century of the Holy War. It is a rivalry, a tradition, and a legend. Boston College has not won since 2008, when the Eagles shut out Notre Dame 17–0 at home in front of nearly 45,000 people. Here’s the story of that game, told by the people who were there to witness it.