The coaching staffs were expecting rain, and a possible delay, but not a suspension of play. In the middle of the fifth inning, Wednesday’s Beanpot final was halted with BC leading Harvard 3-2.
Spring
Eagles Fall to UMass for Fourth-Straight Loss
Lexi DiEmmaneuele’s lone run in the fifth wasn’t enough to carry the Eagles past the University of Massachusetts on Wednesday afternoon.
Spring
Birdball Earns First ACC Series Win At Duke
Jacob Stevens, Donovan Casey, and Gian Martellini all had huge weekends at Duke, leading Birdball to a pair of victories.
Spring
Pickett Silences BC Offense in Tar Heels’ Weekend Series Sweep
Brittany Pickett tossed the first 14 innings of North Carolina’s weekend series against the Eagles. All but one of those were scoreless. Pickett’s dominance only continued on Saturday, and UNC completed the sweep.
Spring
Eagles Earn Second Career Victory Over Dartmouth
The Eagles earned their second-ever win over Dartmouth with a 16-9 victory over the Big Green on Wednesday afternoon.
Spring
Birdball Uses Big Seventh Inning to Defeat Harvard
Johnny Adams and Mitch Bigras both hit RBI singles in the seventh inning, lifting BC over the Crimson, 8-5, on Tuesday afternoon.
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AJ Turner to Transfer From Men’s Basketball
Coming into his freshman year, AJ Turner was the most highly recruited Eagles prospect in close to a decade. But, now a sophomore, Turner, who saw a reduction in playing time this season, has decided to transfer.
Spring
Tar Heels Outscore BC by 24 Runs in Sunday Doubleheader
The North Carolina lineup picked apart both Dan Metzdorf and Brian Rapp in Sunday’s doubleheader. Before long, the games were effectively over, and BC was forced to attempt a desperate and unrealistic comeback.
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Ms. Worldwide: Before BC, Dair Traveled the Globe as Kazakhstan’s National Tennis Champion
From New Delhi to Chestnut Hill, junior Asiya Dair has dominated on the court thanks to her relentless work ethic.
Spring
BC Blows Halftime Lead, Falls to Unranked Duke
Going into intermission, the Eagles were up three goals. But it only took a bit less than eight minutes in the second half for Duke to completely erase the deficit. From there on, it was all Blue Devils.
