On Friday night Boston College men’s hockey was embarrassed at home in the first round of the Hockey East tournament, losing 7-2 to Notre Dame.
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Donahue Will Return
Steve Donahue will return as the men’s basketball team’s head coach next season, according to a Sports Illustrated report.
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Movsessian Leads Off The Ice
By: Alex Stanley
Forced off the ice, senior defender Amanda Movsessian contributes in the locker room.
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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.
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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?
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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.
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WOMEN’S HOCKEY: BC Sweeps Weekend Series
By: Stefan Todorovic
Saturday’s game was the final regular season home matchup for the No. 6 Boston College women’s hockey team, marking the last time that seven seniors would play in Conte Forum’s Kelley Rink as the team took on BU.
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WOMEN’S HOCKEY NOTEBOOK: Eagles Honor Seven Seniors’ BC Careers
By: Alex Stanley
Melissa Bizzari, Taylor Wasylk, Danielle Doherty, Meagan Mangene, Jackie Young, and Corinne Boyles stepped onto the ice for their last regular season game at Conte Forum.
It was senior day for Boston College women’s hockey. The five seniors and one graduate student comprised the starting lineup against Boston University on Saturday, a game in which the Eagles edged out the Terriers 3-2 in the last five seconds.
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Riverhawks Fight Back In Weekend Series With Saturday Night Tie
By: Michael Hoff
UMass Lowell nearly found revenge for Friday night’s loss to the Boston College men’s hockey team with at 2-2 draw on Saturday.
