Jewel Strawberry had 18 kills and the Eagles bounced back from losing the first set by rattling off three straight wins, punctuated by a Strawberry spike.
Eagles Split Five-Set Thrillers, Beat Bryant in Straight Sets
At the Rhode Island Challenge, the Eagles started the weekend with wins over Bryant and Rhode Island, before dropping a five-set thriller to Albany to finish the weekend.
Eagles Drop Two of Three at Oregon Classic to Open Season
BC bookended a win over UC Irvine with losses to Pac-12 foes in Oregon State and No. 11 Oregon, but the weekend provided a glimpse at the team’s ability to play at a higher level than years past.
Season in Review: 2018 Volleyball
The Eagles, just a year removed from a seven-win season, easily surpassed that mark under new head coach Jason Kennedy and finished an even .500 on the year.
Fourth Set Escapes Eagles, Fall to Clemson in Season Finale
BC was just three points away from winning its third-straight game to end its season on a high note, but coughed up a two-point lead and went on to fall to the Tigers in five sets.
Previewing 2018 Volleyball: Clemson
Looking to finish with an above-.500 season for the first time since 2004, the Eagles head to South Carolina for a rematch with a Clemson team they swept earlier in the year.
Previewing 2018 Volleyball: Virginia
The Eagles are looking for their fifth ACC win on Wednesday afternoon—a mark the program hasn’t hit since 2014—as they welcome in Virginia in their final home game.
Eagles Hold off Virginia Tech in Dramatic Senior Night Victory
McKenna Goss led the Eagles with 19 kills, and the Eagles managed to scrape out a 16-14 fifth set victory after blowing a 2-0 match lead.
Previewing 2018 Volleyball: vs. Louisville
The Eagles struggled mightily last time out, losing in straight sets to Virginia Tech, but have had five days to prepare for a Cardinals team that they played tough just two weeks ago. Last time the two teams met, BC was just two points from forcing a fifth set.
Eagles Swept by Virginia Tech, Drop Fourth Straight
The Eagles were led by Clare Naughton’s eight kills, but hit just .173 on the day, while the Hokies hit .302 and recorded nine less errors than BC.