Boston College men’s soccer seems to have lost some of its early momentum, as Yale shut the Eagles out Tuesday evening.
Weekly Sports Roundup: Week of March 15
This week in Boston College athletics saw soccer, track and field, volleyball, and tennis all compete and largely struggle.
Own Goal Costs Cavaliers in Draw With BC
Despite holding the Eagles to zero shots on goal, No. 1 Virginia played to a 1-1 overtime draw thanks to a second half own goal and excellent goaltending from BC’s Christian Garner.
BC Needs Young Talent to Become Game-Changers to Break Tourney Drought
The past two years, the Eagles have lacked talent capable of completely taking over a game, like Alejandro Bedoya or Zeiko Lewis. They’ll need that to get back to the NCAA Tournament and break a postseason drought.
Konradsson’s Fourth-Minute Strike Holds up Against Rival BU
Kristofer Konradsson scored in the fourth minute and it proved enough for the Eagles to win their second game in a row to start the year, beating their crosstown rival.
New Contributors Pace Eagles Past Quinnipiac in Season Opener
Adam French scored his first career goal, Amos Shapiro-Thompson opened his scoring ledger in his first game in a BC uniform, and the Eagles started the season with a 2-0 shutout of the Wildcats.
Season in Review: 2018 Men’s Soccer
The Eagles finished under .500 for the fifth time in six years, and will lose Simon Enstrom—who finishes his career tied for second in program history with 31 goals—to graduation as they seek to reload before the 2019 season.
Defensive Lapses Cost Eagles in Season-Ending Loss to N.C. State
Abe Bibas saved a goal with a goal line block and scored on a diving header, but the Eagles were outshot 14-7 and did not register a shot for the final 28 minutes in their ACC Tournament loss to the Wolfpack.
Previewing 2018 Men’s Soccer: North Carolina State
The Eagles open up the ACC Tournament with one of just two teams they managed to win a conference game against this season—North Carolina State.
Previewing 2018 Men’s Soccer: North Carolina
After back-to-back losses to ranked opponents, the Eagles aim to prove the adage “third time’s the charm” as they host No. 5 North Carolina in a primetime Friday night game.