Coming to the rescue of an offense damaged by injury over the summer, Hayley Dowd has turned into BC women’s soccer’s newest deadly threat.
Column, Football, Sports
Screw Their Records, Coaches Must Protect Their Players
Michigan head coach Brady Hoke left Shane Morris in the game with a clear concussion, and he ought to be condemned for it.
Sports, Football, Column
The Conundrum Of Complacency: Why We Expect BC To Lose
Shouldn’t those magical moments be the rule, not the exception?
News, Athletics
City Of Boston Looks To Be A Leader In Reforming College Athletics
When Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh, WCAS ’09, returns from a trip abroad, he’ll have an ordinance waiting for him that, if signed, would directly interject local government into the BC athletic department and every other athletic department in the city.
Sports, Fall
From One Kapp To The Next, A Love Of Soccer Spans Two Generations
With a strong run of form, Alex Kapp has become BC’s No. 1 this season.
Women's Hockey
Exhibition Excellence: Women’s Hockey Is Back
In the course of a 10-1 thrashing of the Golden Gaels, 13 different Eagles notched at least one point.
Sports, Fall
Conference Collapse: Women’s Soccer Loses Another ACC Match
Clemson dropped BC 1-0 on Sunday at Brandeis.
Fall, Sports
Four Unanswered Goals Give Field Hockey A Bounce-Back Win
Field hockey recovered from its loss to North Carolina by topping the Wildcats.
Sports, Fall
No. 1 Tar Heels Edge Field Hockey
The Eagles failed to pull off the overtime upset against UNC.
Fall, Sports
Dowd’s Strikes Spur ACC Victory Over Pittsburgh
The sophomore found the back of the net twice on Thursday night.
