The UNC Tar Heels knocked the BC women’s lacrosse team out of the first round of the ACC Tournament.
Column, Sports
There’s No Such Thing As A Quick Fix
By: Marly Morgus
Men’s lacrosse wouldn’t fill baseball’s lack of springtime wins.
Sports, Winter, Basketball
ACC Hoops Pairings Announced
By: Alex Fairchild
This week, the conference rotated its schedule pairings for the next two seasons, meaning the Eagles will play different teams on repeat.
Sports, Football
FOOTBALL: Former BC Tight End CJ Parsons Pleads Not Guilty To Beating Homeless Man In January
By: Connor Mellas
On Wednesday, Former BC tight end CJ Parsons pleaded not guilty to charges of assault and battery causing serious bodily injury and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon in connection with the alleged beating of a homeless man on Allston St. on Jan. 26.
Sports, Spring, Baseball
Eagles Fail To Make A Comeback Against St. John’s
By: Alex Fairchild
BC baseball fell 4-2 to St. John’s on Wednesday and 14-27 on the year.
Sports, Spring
ROUNDUP: Women’s Tennis Off To A Hot Start At ACCs
By: Alex Fairchild
The women’s tennis team got off to a hot start in the ACC Tournament and men’s golf finished in third place at the Notre Dame Oak Hill Invitational.
Sports, Softball, Spring
BC Softball Wins Three Of Five Over Easter Break
BC travelled to Syracuse and Raleigh over the break and came away with ACC wins.
Sports, Baseball, Spring
Eagles Walk Off Again
Blake Butera had another game-winning hit as the Eagles beat Umass Lowell 7-6 in the 10th inning.
News, Athletics
York’s Salary Jumped In 2012
By: Austin Tedesco
Head men’s hockey coach Jerry York’s total compensation from Boston College increased by more than 20 percent-up to $638,975-in 2012, according to the University’s 2013 Fiscal Year IRS Form 990, which was released this week.
Spring, Lacrosse, Sports
LACROSSE: Offense Delivers, But Defense Falters
By: Tommy Meloro
On Thursday night, the lacrosse team failed to get tough, and as a result it fell 16-14 and dropped to 10-4 on the year.
