Boston College sophomore Zach Sanford has decided to forgo his remaining two years of eligibility and sign with the Washington Capitals.
Top Story, Men's Hockey
Casey Fitzgerald, Two Commits, Selected in 2016 NHL Entry Draft
After an impressive freshman campaign, the younger Fitzgerald brother joins commits Joseph Woll and Graham McPhee with selections in the 2016 NHL Entry Draft.
Men's Hockey
Ian McCoshen Becomes Sixth Underclassman to Leave Men’s Hockey
The defenseman with an electric shot joins Alex Tuch, Adam Gilmour, Thatcher Demko, Steve Santini, and Miles Wood as an underclassman leaving BC early by signing an ELC with the Florida Panthers.
Person of the Year 2016, Person Of The Year, Women's Hockey
Person of the Year: Katie Crowley
In honor of leading Boston College women’s hockey to a 40-1 season and a trip to the national championship game, The Heights has selected head coach Katie Crowley as its 2015-16 Person of the Year.
Women's Hockey
2015-16 Female Athletes of the Year: Alex Carpenter and Haley Skarupa
As the legendary women’s hockey duo reaches its final bow, The Heights’ sports staff wishes to recognize Alex Carpenter and Haley Skarupa
Top Story, Men's Hockey
Thatcher Demko Officially Signs with Vancouver Canucks
The San Diego, Calif. native will leave Boston College as arguably the greatest goaltender in program history.
Men's Hockey, Top Story
Five Eagles Departing for Professional Hockey
Teddy Doherty, Steve Santini, Miles Wood, Adam Gilmour, and Alex Tuch are all leaving. More are on the way, too.
Column, Men's Hockey, Featured Column
Reflecting on a Year of Covering BC Men’s Hockey
Uncertainty lies ahead for Jerry York’s crew. But when has that ever stopped the Eagles before?
Men's Hockey
Thatcher Demko Wins Mike Richter Award
The BC superstar edged out several greats to take home the highest honor in the country for a collegiate goaltender.
Men's Hockey
Harvard’s Jimmy Vesey Wins Hobey Baker Award
The Crimson senior beat out Michigan’s Kyle Connor and BC’s own Thatcher Demko for the nation’s highest honor in college hockey.
