Lucy Lytle and Caroline McGovern scored for the Eagles, lifting them to a 2-1 victory over Albany on Sunday afternoon.
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Field Hockey Ties BU in Preseason Finale
Just like the last six regular season meetings between the green line rivals, Sunday’s scrimmage between Boston College and Boston University went down to the wire.
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BC Records Eight-Goal Shutout Against UMass Lowell in Scrimmage
The Eagles’ season-opening scrimmage against Massachusetts Lowell couldn’t have gone much better. Lockdown defense led to offensive domination, and consequently an eight-goal shutout.
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Field Hockey Adds Nicole Cordero to Coaching Staff
Former UMass field hockey forward Nicole Cordero had her way with BC during her collegiate career. But now as an assistant to head coach Kelly Doton, it’s her job to help the Eagles make a postseason run.
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Field Hockey Releases 2017 Schedule
Once again, the Eagles will have one of the toughest schedules in the country. In order to reach their fifth-straight NCAA Tournament, Kelly Doton and Co. will have to go through the best of the ACC and the nation.
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Field Hockey Bounced in First Round of NCAA Tournament
No. 11 BC saw its season come to an end as No. 6 Connecticut dominated the Eagles 5-0 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
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Field Hockey Falls to Virginia in ACC Tournament Opener
No. 7 Virginia proved why national rankings are more important than conference seeding in a 6-3 upset of No. 11 Boston College in the ACC Tournament opener.
Featured Story, Fall
Emily and Eryn McCoy Eye Strong Finish to Decorated BC Careers
The McCoy sisters want to make deep ACC Tournament and NCAA Tournament runs to cap off their illustrious careers as Eagles.
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Field Hockey Drops Regular Season Finale in Overtime
Field hockey’s three-game winning streak was snapped on Sunday, as it fell to UConn in overtime, 4-3. The game featured a back-and-forth battle between two ranked opponents. BC fought back from a one-goal deficit twice in regulation, before conceding the game-winning goal in overtime.
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Field Hockey Blows Out No. 16 Harvard
On a rainy day in Cambridge, the Eagles destroyed a formidable non-conference opponent, 4-1, despite getting outshot 17-7.
