After surrendering the first and only goal in the final minutes of Sunday afternoon's matchup versus Boston University, Boston College field hockey lost its third-straight game and its first in the Battle of Comm. Ave. since 2016.
No. 4 Boston College field hockey lost in a shootout thriller to No. 14 UMass on Friday evening as the Minutewomen handed the Eagles a loss in their 2025 home home opener.
For three quarters in its Sunday afternoon matchup against Northwestern, Boston College field hockey looked on track to take down the defending...
No. 8 Boston College field hockey earned a ranked win over No. 4 Maryland on Friday afternoon, holding the Terrapins scoreless for four quarters en route to a 2–0 victory.
The Eagles scored two goals in the first quarter of their game against Maine and ultimately shut out the Bears to start the season 1–0.
Princeton held onto its one-goal lead and ultimately defeated the Eagles 1–0, ending their 2024 season just one game into the NCAA Tournament.
The last time that No. 3-seeded Boston College field hockey played No.1-seeded North Carolina two weeks prior, the Eagles lost 4–0 to the 2023 National Champions.
Entering its Wednesday afternoon game against No. 2-seeded Duke, No. 2 Boston College field hockey found itself trying to make the ACC Championship for the first time since 2019—in search of its first conference championship.
No. 9 Boston College field hockey inched past No. 12 Syracuse 1–0 with a last-minute goal from Madelieve Drion.
In BC's matchup against No. 2 North Carolina, the Tar Heels defeated the Eagles 4–0, capitalizing goals off of BC penalties.
In BC field hockey's matchup against the Blue Devils, the Eagles lost 1-0 to Duke, ending their previously undefeated ACC season record.
No. 7 Boston College filed hockey defeated No. 13 Albany 3–1 on Sunday afternoon.
No. 10 Boston College only built on its early momentum, ultimately defeating Stanford 2–0.
After falling to No. 19 UMass in a close 1–0 defeat last Sunday, No. 10 Boston College field hockey dominated No. 18 Cal in Newton after going on a commanding four-goal run in the second quarter on Friday night.
In Boston College field hockey's matchup against No. 19 UMass, the Eagles lost 1–0, resulting in an end to their sixth-game winning streak.
