By: Alex Fairchild
Court storming is part of the long-held American tradition of fighting the man.
Sports, Winter, Basketball
All Or Nothing: BC Men’s Basketball Travels To Greensboro
After losing its last two games and finishing the regular season 8-23, the Boston College men’s basketball team heads into the ACC Tournament.
Spring, Softball
Softball Breaks Even
The Eagles split their six-game road trip, which included a contest with No. 1 Florida.
Sports
ROUNDUP: Swimming Competes at ACC Championships, Men’s Tennis Struggles
By: Tom DeVoto
BC men’s swimming and diving season’s culminated at the ACC Championships in Greensboro, N.C and the men’s tennis team fell to Brown.
Sports, Basketball
Hanlan hits 1,000 As BC Stumbles Again
By: Johnny Carey
Sophomore Olivier Hanlan shone in BC’s Wednesday loss to Pitt.
Column, Sports
Who Best Represents BC Athletics?
By: Marly Morgus
From York to Williams, who is the face of athletics at Boston College?
Sports, Hockey, Basketball, Winter
Who Would Perform Better In The Pros Next Year?
Johnny Gaudreau and Olivier Hanlan could both potentially turn pro next year. Who would perform better at the professional level right away?
Softball, Spring, Sports
Moving Forward
By: Marly Morgus
The Boston College softball team had a rough 2013 season, but with senior leadership returning to the pitching staff and the retention of its three top hitters, the Eagles are gearing up to put the past behind them.
Sports, Winter
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: Boudreau’s 25 fall short at Clemson
By: Stefan Todorovic
Returning from a four-game delay due to concussion symptoms, senior forward Kristen Doherty was back in the starting lineup for the Boston College women’s basketball team on Thursday in hopes of bringing some much-needed energy to the Eagles as they looked to break their three-game losing streak. A career-high 25 points from Nicole Boudreau was not enough, as the Clemson Tigers were able to get the home win by a score of 72-67.
Sports, Spring, Baseball
BASEBALL: Eagles Win One, Drop Two At Stetson
By: Jonny Carey
Down two runs with nobody out and runners on first and second in the top of the ninth, the Boston College Eagles looked poised for a late comeback Sunday afternoon. After a successful sacrifice bunt by sophomore Joe Cronin moved the runners over to second and third, the Eagles were only one base knock away from tying the rubber match of a three-game series against the Stetson University Hatters. That clutch hit never came for BC, however.
