mike hardman Archives — The Heights

Eagles Struggle To Gain Momentum Through Start of 2021-22 Season

Despite a talented roster, Boston College men’s hockey has struggled to hold onto momentum this season and notably lacks series sweeps.

2020-21 Athletes of the Year, Men's Hockey, Hockey, Sports

‘Heights’ 2020-21 Male Athlete of the Year: Matt Boldy

Matt Boldy’s prolific 31-point season and dominance across a number of different levels earned him the The Heights’ Male Athlete of the Year.

Men's Hockey, Hockey, Sports

Professional Hockey’s Newest Eagles Make Immediate Impacts

Just less than one month after their time with BC ended, Mike Hardman, Matt Boldy, Alex Newhook, and Spencer Knight are already making impacts professionally.

Sports, Men's Hockey, Hockey

Spencer Knight Signs Contract With Panthers

Knight was drafted 13th overall by the Panthers in the 2019 NHL Draft and joins the team on a three-year contract.

Men's Hockey, Hockey, Sports

Notebook: Stoppages, Missed Opportunities Plague Eagles In Loss To Huskies

ALBANY, N.Y. — Boston College men’s hockey has tested its early game heroics to the max over its previous two contests, nearly blowing a 3-0 first-period lead to New Hampshire in the first round of the Hockey East Tournament before crashing out in the next round despite holding an early 4-1 advantage. The loss to…

Sports, Men's Hockey, Hockey, Top Story

Eagles Crash Out of NCAA Tournament With Loss to St. Cloud State

A strong season for Boston College hockey came to an abrupt end Sunday with a 4-1 loss to St. Cloud State in the NCAA Tournament Regionals. The Eagles jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the first period but failed to score for the remainder of the game.

Men's Hockey, Hockey, Sports

Go Figure: How BC Reached the NCAA Tournament

With Boston College men’s hockey preparing for the NCAA Tournament, take a look at some of the numbers that got the Eagles to where they are.

Men's Hockey, Hockey, Sports

Notebook: BC Falls in HEA Semifinal to Continue Championship Drought

BC men’s hockey fell to UMass Lowell in the semifinals of the Hockey East Tournament on Wednesday after leading 4-1. With the loss, the Eagles will have to wait at least until next season to win their first Hockey East Tournament championship since 2012.