With a little under three minutes left in the first half, No. 2 Boston College lacrosse already appeared to be on the verge of victory, as they held a 10–2 lead. But junior Emma LoPinto was looking to put the icing on the cake. LoPinto ran up from behind the net and rifled the ball…
“The Expectation is to Win Another Conference Championship and National Championship:” Previewing the 2024 BC Lacrosse Season
On Friday, the 2024 Boston College lacrosse season begins. Here is the season preview.
‘Heights’ 2022–23 Female Rookie of the Year: Shea Dolce
‘The Heights’ has named Shea Dolce of Boston College lacrosse as the 2022-2023 Female Rookie of the Year following her successful freshman year campaign.
Notebook: Turnovers and Medjid’s Quiet Day Cost Eagles Another Championship Trophy
Here are several takeaways from Boston College lacrosse’s loss to Northwestern in the 2023 Women’s Lacrosse National Championship.
Northwestern Dominates Eagles 18–6 in National Championship
No. 3 seeded Boston College lacrosse fell to No. 1 seeded Northwestern 18–6 in the 2023 D1 Women’s Lacrosse National Championship Game.
Eagles Defeat Syracuse 8–7 to Claim Sixth Straight National Championship Appearance
Led by Jenn Medjid’s five goals, Boston College lacrosse defeated Syracuse 8–7 to punch its ticket to its sixth straight National Championship appearance.
Eagles Coast to Sixth Consecutive Final Four With 20–6 Win Over Notre Dame
With a 20–6 win over Notre Dame in the quarterfinals of the 2023 NCAA lacrosse tournament, Boston College lacrosse advances to its sixth consecutive final four.
Eagles’ Defense and Dolce’s Goalkeeping Enough for BC To Get Past Penn in Second Round of NCAA Tournament
No. 3 seeded Boston College lacrosse defeated No. 13 seeded Penn, 9–7 in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday.
BC Lacrosse Racks Up Four of Six ACC Awards
Acacia Walker-Weinstein, Belle Smith, Sydney Scales, and Shea Dolce were honored as ACC women’s lacrosse awards recipients on Wednesday.
Eagles Claim First-Ever ACC Championship, Defeat North Carolina 11–9
No. 1 seed Boston College lacrosse earned its first ACC Tournament Championship with its 11–9 win over No. 3 seed North Carolina on Sunday.