After leaving him to put on a one-man show for almost the entire month of February, Olivier Hanlan’s teammates delivered a terrific performance to help BC pick up its second ACC win this season.
Top Story, Men's Hockey
Demko’s Masterful Shutout Propels BC To First-Round Bye
Eagles’ goaltender Thatcher Demko put together his best performance of the 2014-15 season with 35 saves against the Fighting Irish, helping BC clinch a first-round bye in the Hockey East Tournament.
Lacrosse, Spring, Top Story
Raising Hope: Rix And Kent Aim To Lead BC To A National Lacrosse Championship
Senior midfielder Mikaela Rix and the deep Eagles’ roster on the fringe of seriously competing for a national championship. Enter the missing piece: freshman sensation Kenzie Kent.
Spring, Featured Story, Baseball
John Gorman Is Birdball’s Ace In The Hole
John Gorman is a starter and a closer, a captain and a jokester. The staff ace can do it all for Boston College baseball.
Softball, Spring
Freshman Allyson Frei Searches For A College Identity
With stronger, smarter hitters and a new strike zone, Allyson Frei adjusts to the big leap from high school to college.
Top Story, Baseball, Spring
Out Of The Swamp
Inspired by Pete Frates, the Eagles set their sights on a winning season as more than just a group of teammates.
Spring, Featured Story, Baseball
Casting Call: Birdballers To Watch in 2015
Keep an eye on these Eagles as the 2015 baseball season kicks off.
Column, Men's Hockey, Featured Column
Heave-Ho: Time to Throw York Overboard?
Tommy Meloro, our resident idiot, explains why it is time to fire Jerry York.
Men's Basketball
Hanlan’s Superhuman Effort Can’t Carry BC Past Pitt
The star guard’s 39 points, a season high, couldn’t lift the anemic Eagles over the Panthers.
Men's Hockey
Strong Games By Santini And Hanifin Lift Eagles Over Michalek, Harvard
BC had plenty of trouble maneuvering passes in the neutral zone, but defensemen Steve Santini and Noah Hanifin lifted the team over the edge to beat the Crimson.
