With back-to-back shutout victories of Providence and Quinnipiac, the No. 13-ranked Eagles and new head coach Kelly Doton start strong in 2015.
Meehan, Eagles Earn Split Of Road Tilt With Win Over Pacific
The Eagles split their weekend West Coast road trip with a win over Pacific, led by McKenzie Meehan’s three goals.
BC Loses First Game Of Season In Shutout Against Stanford
The Eagles had no answer to a strong Cardinal attack, losing 4-0 on the West Coast.
Davock, Freshmen Spark BC To Fast Start With Win Over Quinnipiac
BC’s contingent of freshmen, led by a goal by Trevor Davock in the 68th minute, gets the Eagles starting out hot with a season-opening victory over Quinnipiac.
Eagles Kick Off 2015 Season With Wins Against BU, Colgate
In her return to action after an Achilles injury sidelined her in 2014, McKenzie Meehan led BC to season-opening wins against BU and Colgate.
In Cape Cod, Johnny Adams Makes His Case For A Pro Career
The BC junior shortstop started the season as a temp player in the Cape Cod Baseball League. Now, he’s catching the eyes of coaches and scouts as a pro prospect.
Jen Welter, BC ’00, To Become First Female Coach In NFL History
Welter, a 14-year veteran of various women’s professional football leagues, will join the NFL’s Arizona Cardinals as a training camp intern and inside linebackers coach.
Comm Ave Classic Raises Thousands For ALS Foundation
The first annual Comm Ave Classic charity hockey game raised over $55,000 for the Compassionate Care ALS Foundation in honor of BC’s Dick Kelley and Pete Frates.
Olivier Hanlan Is The Wrong Harmony For Jazz’s Melody
Olivier Hanlan was selected by the Utah Jazz in the NBA Draft at No. 42 overall, but the former BC guard doesn’t seem to be a good fit with his new team.
Olivier Hanlan Selected 42nd Overall By Utah Jazz
The junior guard was the first BC player selected in the NBA Draft since Reggie Jackson in 2012. Hanlan averaged 19.5 points per game in a campaign that saw him take home All-ACC and Eagle of the Year honors.