By: Michael Hoff
Boston College started its weekend series against fellow ACC bottom-dweller Notre Dame with a 4-1 win at Cougar Stadium on Chicago’s south side.
Sports, Winter, Hockey
The King Has Gone, Yet The Kingdom Lives On
By: Connor Mellas
Welcome to the new world: So begins the latest epoch under Jerry of York.
Spring, Sports
ROUNDUP: Eagles Have Busy Weekend
By: Marly Morgus
The women’s track team took first at the UMass invitational over the weekend.
Sports, Spring, Softball
Annie Sommers Back In Business After Injuries
By: Alex Stanley
For the Pasadena, Calif. native, softball has always been an important facet of life. Having a father who played both minor league and college baseball, Sommers grew up in a household surrounded by baseball and softball, starting with tee ball and transitioning into travel softball when she was in high school.
Baseball, Spring, Sports
Eagles Fall To Crimson In First Round Of Baseball Beanpot
By: Marly Morgus
Yesterday, the Boston College baseball team crossed over the river into Cambridge to face Harvard in the first round of the Baseball Beanpot. While the Eagles leapt out to an early lead, their offense stalled and the defense couldn’t hold onto the lead, as BC eventually fell by a final score of 6-5.
Sports, Spring, Baseball
BC Falls To Dartmouth In Low-Scoring Regional Play
By: Tom DeVoto
Thomas Roulis was everywhere. Or, so it seemed. The Dartmouth second baseman had three hits, one run, and eight assists in the field as he powered the Big Green to a 2-1 victory over Boston College. He looked like a magnet on the diamond, routinely moving left and right to retire BC batters with ease.
Sports, Winter, Basketball
Christian Says Staff Will Have Large Role In Recruiting
By: Austin Tedesco
The first question that new Boston College men’s basketball coach Jim Christian received during his introductory press conference on Tuesday was about his staff. It was also one of the first questions during a teleconference last Thursday when he was hired.
Sports, Spring, Softball
Breaking Back
By: Alex Stanley
Relief pitcher Jordan Weed stepped up to the plate to bat as sunlight began to fade on the windy Shea Field and the softball game against UMass Amherst stretched into 10 innings. Weed gripped the bat-the Eagles were down 3-2-and swung, sending a hard line drive into center field. Two players touched home base, and Boston College immediately defeated the Minutewomen 4-2 in a walk-off win Wednesday night.
Column, Fall, Sports
Send Bedoya To The World Cup
By: Alex Fairchild
A graduate of the Carroll School of Management should be breathing down the neck of Cristiano Ronaldo in about two months. If it happens, it will not be at some Nike public relations stunt in Europe, but on a field in the heart of the Amazon rainforest at the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
Sports, Spring, Softball
SOFTBALL: BC Takes Three Of Four From BU
By: Alex Stanley
The softball team emerged with three wins over a four-day stretch, in which it played a four-game series against Comm. Ave. rival, Boston University.
