It’s been a winter wonderland lately. It seems like every day we are getting winter storm warnings and waking up to snow covering the ground. Stokes and Gasson are looking as beautiful as ever coated in white. This also means many fun winter activities: sledding, building snowmen, and snowball fights.
The Eagles are on a roll. Between the FSU upset and a BU sweep, it’s been a while since we’ve felt the sting of a loss in a long time. Now feels like the perfect time to break the curse and claim our first Beanpot title since 2012.
From football to freshman housing, we all have our own opinions on Boston College’s hot topics. Still, there is one thing we can all agree on: BC is a hockey school.
In 28 years as the head coach at BC, Jerry York produced some of the most memorable moments in college hockey history. Here his top 10.
After Northeastern got out to a 2–0 lead in the top of the first, the Eagles—led by Cameron Leary and Parker Landwehr—scored four unanswered runs to top the Huskies 4–2.
Harvard came back from a two-goal deficit in the third period to tie BC men’s hockey 3–3 in the 69th Beanpot consolation game. The result marks the first-ever tie in Beanpot history.
Thumbs Up: Galentine’s Day Sick of watching couples kiss at the gym? Tired of all reservations at any worthwhile restaurant for the week leading up to Feb. 14 being full? Sick of stupid, cheesy Hallmark cards overcrowding the aisles at almost any drugstore? Or perhaps … lacking a romantic partner of any kind? Worry your…
Despite playing a close game, Boston College women’s hockey fell 5–4 to Harvard in the Women’s Beanpot championship Tuesday night.
After losing to Northeastern in its first three games this season, Boston College women’s hockey beat the Huskies in the Beanpot semifinals.
Abigail Levy recorded 49 saves and Alexie Guay netted two goals to lead Boston College women’s hockey to upset No. 3 Northeastern in the first round of the Beanpot Tuesday.
