Boston College field hockey enjoyed a successful weekend, recording wins against both Wake Forest and Providence. BC defeated Wake Forest in regulation, while the Friars pushed the Eagles to double overtime.
Women's Hockey
Lonergan Leads Eagles to Convincing Win Over Quinnipiac
Caitrin Lonergan notched three points and Kenzie Kent added her first goal of the season in BC’s 4-1 win over Quinnipiac.
Column, Featured Column, Football
It’s Time for Boston College to Build a Mark Herzlich Statue
Boston College football is retiring the jerseys of Luke Kuechly and Matt Ryan this season, but it should go above and beyond by adding a statue of Mark Herzlich to Alumni Stadium.
Fall
Goals by Meehan, Carriero Not Enough for BC at Virginia
Boston College women’s soccer traveled to Charlottesville, Va., for a matchup with the No. 8 Cavaliers. Although McKenzie Meehan and Gaby Carreiro both scored, ultimately the Eagles lost 3-2.
Football
Notebook: BC Fails to Capitalize on Defensive Stands Against Syracuse
On a rainy Saturday afternoon, the Eagles couldn’t keep up with Eric Dungey and Syracuse’s up-tempo offense in a 28-20 loss.
Fall
Eagles Continue Skid Against No. 2 Wake Forest
The Demon Deacons held Simon Enstrom and the rest of BC scoreless through 90 minutes of play in a 1-0 victory in Salem, N.C..
Men's Hockey, Top Story
Men’s Hockey Crushes Holy Cross, Improves to 15-1 at DCU Center
Jerry York just loves the DCU Center. The Eagles reminded him why in a 6-1 victory over Holy Cross.
Football, Top Story
Football Fails to Grab the Fruit in Loss to Syracuse
Boston College football received every opportunity to win against Syracuse. Each time, the Eagles failed to grab the fruit.
Men's Hockey
Ryan Edquist All Smiles After Posting Victory in First Start
Boston College goaltender Ryan Edquist earned a win over Colorado College in his first-ever start, knocking away 23 shots in a 4-1 victory.
Men's Hockey
Despite Victory, Eagles Must Cut Down on Penalties
The Eagles killed off eight of the nine power plays they faced, but men’s hockey beat reporter Michael Hoff believes that’s still far too many.
