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.
BC Blanked for Second Straight Game, Falls to Pittsburgh
The Eagles weren’t able to find the scoreboard for the second straight game, conceding late in both halves and losing to Pittsburgh, 2-0, Friday night at home to start 0-2 in ACC play.
Eagles Shut Out for First Time, Drop ACC Opener to N.C. State
After an exhilarating win over Holy Cross this past Tuesday—which was the third straight one-goal victory for Ed Kelly’s side—Boston College men’s soccer was shut out by North Carolina State, falling, 1-0, in its ACC opener. The Eagles (4-1, 0-1 Atlantic Coast) were unable to conjure up an equalizer, and the late-game dramatics that appeared…
Sahagun’s Late Game Winner Boosts Eagles to Thrilling Win Over Holy Cross
Is there a program in New England that can stop Boston College men’s soccer? At this point, there doesn’t appear to be a team east of New York that can beat Ed Kelly’s Eagles. After rolling through Quinnipiac and Boston University without surrendering a goal and edging out the Rhode Island last week, BC headed…
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.
Men’s Soccer’s Regular Season Ends With Scoreless Tie at No. 20 Syracuse
Syracuse outshot the Eagles, 24-9, but the BC backline battled for 110 minutes and helped goalie Antonio Chavez Borrelli post a clean sheet and close the regular season with a scoreless double overtime draw.
At URI, Eagles Once Again Let Match Slip Away in Final Stages of Regulation
The Eagles lost their final non-conference game of the season, allowing a late second-half goal to Rhode Island in what was a disappointing fourth-straight loss.
BC Cracks in Final Minutes of Regulation Against No. 5 Tar Heels
North Carolina scored twice in the final 10 minutes of the second half, breaking the scoreless tie and handing the Eagles their second shutout loss of the 2018 campaign.
Men’s Soccer’s Road Woes Continue at No. 20 UConn
Kristofer Konradsson scored the first two goals of his career in the final 12 minutes of play, but the Eagles couldn’t complete the comeback, as their road record slid to a meager 1-4-1.