While the recent headlines have been around the departures of Alison Foley and Sam Coffey, the Eagles enjoyed a remarkably successful 2018 season and went to the NCAA Tournament.
Eagles Upset in First Round, Fall to Hofstra at Home
The Eagles gave up a season-high four goals in the disappointing first round loss to visiting Hofstra, crashing out of the NCAA Tournament in the first round despite outshooting the Pride 28-6.
Coffey Selected ACC Midfielder of the Year
Sam Coffey recorded 12 goals, 14 assists, and 38 points during the regular season—the most in the ACC—wrapping up the 19-game slate tied for the fourth-most points in single-season program history.
Eagles Continue Conference Success Against North Carolina State
The score line failed to reflect the significant advantage the Eagles had over the visiting Wolfpack the entire game—they outshot them 18-6, controlled possession, and moved to a perfect 9-0 at home.
Previewing 2018 Women’s Soccer: N.C. State
After important conference wins over Clemson and Virginia Tech, the Eagles aim to continue a resurgent ACC campaign with a ranked home matchup against No. 23 N.C. State.
Previewing 2018 Women’s Soccer: Harvard
Having already defeated Northeastern and Boston University earlier this fall, BC will try to complete the sweep of its neighboring schools when it hosts Harvard on Wednesday afternoon.
Eagles Continue to Show Defensive Resolve, Knock Off No. 21 Texas Tech
After Gianna Mitchell netted her team-leading fifth goal in the ninth minute, BC dug in its heels and impressed on defense against a nationally-ranked opponent.
BC Tops Stony Brook, Records Fourth Consecutive Shutout
Each of the Eagles three leading scorers found the back of the net, while the back line and goaltender Alexis Bryant posted their fourth consecutive clean sheet to roll past Stony Brook.
A Position-by-Position Look at the 2018 Women’s Soccer Roster
The Eagles have plenty of returners—including two that’ve recovered from injuries that cost them all of 2017—and an impressive recruiting class that bodes well for the 2018 campaign.
Eagles Fall to Crosstown Rival Crimson
The Eagles limited Harvard to just one shot on goal all game, but Harvard made it count, earning a 1-0 victory over BC.