BC held strong through most of the second half but let up a Pitt goal in the 73rd minute to tie the Panthers 1–1.
Richards Continues Stellar Play as Eagles Tie Crimson
Star freshman Ella Richards scored twice and the Eagles battled through terrible conditions to net a 3-3 tie.
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.
Eagles Overmatched by Top Ranked Tar Heels
Boston College women’s soccer posed little obstacle to No. 1 UNC as the Tar Heels extended their ACC regular season unbeaten streak to 39 games.
Eagles Score Three but Still Fall to Panthers
Boston College women’s soccer has struggled massively on the offensive end of the pitch so far this season, failing to score in its first two matches of the year, both 2-0 losses. The Eagles’ offense, led by a stellar performance from Sam Smith, finally found its form on Thursday, but the defense could not keep…
Eagles Concede 88th Minute Equalizer, Settle for Draw Against Wake Forest
The Eagles took the lead three times, but conceded an equalizer in the 88th minute and had to settle for a 3-3 draw with Wake Forest on Senior Day.
Second-Half Surge Sends Eagles to 4-0 Win Over Miami
Olivia Vaughn tallied twice after the break and BC used a first-minute goal and a three-goal second half to power past Miami in a decisive 4-0 victory.
BC Frustrated by Friars, Settles for First Draw of the Season
With three minutes left to play in Boston College women’s soccer’s match against Providence, it looked like the Eagles had a win in the bag. BC led, 1-0, thanks to a goal from Gianna Mitchell, and hadn’t conceded a goal since Sept. 1 at Princeton. That shutout streak ended, though, at an incredibly inopportune time…
Fall Freshman Class Will Have Major Impact for Years to Come
The future is bright at BC across the board, as every fall team on campus has one if not several impact freshmen—an impressive total for one class.
Smith Strikes Twice, Eagles Pass First Road Test of Season
Last winter, Boston College women’s soccer saw its leading scorer, Sam Coffey, transfer to Penn State. Then, in the leadup to the 2019 campaign, the Eagles lost Jenna Bike and Kayla Duran—two other players who were expected to be key pieces of their attack—to season-ending injuries. Needless to say, there were some questions about how…