After a disappointing 5-2 loss on Friday night to unranked Merrimack, Boston College men’s hockey redeemed itself in the second game of the series behind helpers from first-time scorer Jake Sondreal and Hockey East points leader Ryan Leonard.
Eagles Collapse Against Syracuse At Home as Offense Stalls
Boston College men’s basketball allowed Syracuse to go on a late 13–2 run that put the Eagles in a hole they couldn’t climb out of as they ultimately lost to the Orange 79–71 at home.
No. 2 Eagles Fall to Unranked Merrimack 5–2, Drop First Home Game Since December 2023
Boston College men’s hockey had six players return from winning a gold medal with the U.S. in the World Junior Championship, but that spark wasn’t found at Conte Forum tonight as unranked Merrimack walked out with a big upset victory.
Sal Frelick: A Gold Glove–Winning Player, an “Even Better Person”
Sal Frelick had only one offer to play college baseball. It turns out that was all he needed.
No. 11 Eagles Record Second Straight Shutout, Defeat New Hampshire 4–0
In No. 11 Boston College’s second-straight shutout, the Eagles recorded their first back-to-back shutout since Feb. 2023.
Former Four-Star Tight End Ty Lockwood Follows in Footsteps of Transfer Quarterback Dylan Lonergan, Signs With BC
Former four-star tight end Ty Lockwood has signed with Boston College as a transfer from Alabama. Lockwood is the second four-star transfer Bill O’Brien has landed, following in the footsteps of quarterback Dylan Lonergan.
BC Struggles on Both Sides, Drops Third Straight to No. 22 NC State 91–52
In Boston College women’s basketball’s second straight game versus a ranked opponent, the deficit after the first quarter put them down for the count early on.
Pellerin Records Hat Trick, Campbell Shuts Out Maine in 5–0 Win for BC
A 4-goal second period lifted BC to a 5-0 victory Sunday afternoon aided by Grace Campbell’s shutout in net and Julia Pellerin’s hattrick.
Dietz: Replacing Ezeiruaku, Quarterback Shift, and More on BC Football’s Next Step
Boston College football missed its chance to get its first eight-win season since 2009. But through recruiting, the transfer portal, and retaining as much as possible of this season’s team, O’Brien and his staff are looking ahead with the goal of doing so next season. Here are some final thoughts on this season.
No. 11 BC Narrowly Loses to UConn in Shootout
Boston College women’s hockey was able to tie up the game late in the third, but was unable to crawl away with the victory in its first shootout appearance on the season.