Four games into her senior season, Tess Chandler was off to the best start to her career—then she tore her ACL and meniscus, sprained her MCL, and bruised her femur on one play, sidelining her for the rest of the year. Now a redshirt, the three-year captain is to back leave everything on the table.
Boston College junior defender Elizabeth Miller has three high school championships, but is still searching for an elusive NCAA title after falling just shy against Maryland a year ago.
Somewhere over the past three years, Kaileen Hart emerged as the hero of the underdog, having picked up lacrosse late and gradually elevating her game in college. Hart has since shed that label, as her heroics on the field are now more than expected.
Dempsey Arsenault recorded a career-high five goals and Sam Apuzzo moved atop the nation’s scoring list with eight points, as BC steamrolled over Boston University for its second-straight 12-plus goal win.
The Eagles will try to follow up Tuesday’s 18-goal victory against Holy Cross with their ninth-straight win over their Green Line rivals on Saturday afternoon at Nickerson Field.
Eleven different Eagles found the back of the net during their home opener against Holy Cross, en route to an 18-goal victory, the program’s most decisive victory in three years.
In its season opener, BC scored the first five goals of the second half, breaking an even-keeled game wide open and giving it enough insurance to hold off a late Notre Dame comeback.
The fueling station—an installment that Director of Athletics Martin Jarmond saw during his time at Michigan State and Ohio State—is designed to offer free nutritional snacks and refreshments to all student-athletes, year-round.
BC will face seven teams that finished last season inside the top 25 of the NCAA’s final RPI rankings, including three of the four opponents that it needed to beat to reach the National Championship.
