Ten summers ago, the Eagles rallied around Frates to support his battle against ALS. Today, nearly five years after Frates’ passing, he and his movement remain the program’s heartbeat.
BC Baseball Reacts to First NCAA Tournament Appearance Since 2016 Despite Missing Out on Hosting
Take a look at Boston College baseball’s reaction to discovering the 2023 NCAA Tournament regional selections.
Eagles Cruise to 8–4 Victory in 11th Annual ALS Awareness Game Behind Vetrano’s Two Home Runs
No. 22 Boston College Baseball defeated Notre Dame 8–1 in the 11th annual ALS Awareness Game which honors the late Pete Frates, a 2007 BC baseball alum.
Eagles Fall At Fenway In 10th Annual ALS Awareness Game
Saturday night, Boston College baseball dropped its sixth consecutive game to No. 8 Virginia Tech in the 10th Annual ALS Awareness Game at Fenway Park.
BC Athletics Officially Unveils Pete Frates Center
BC Athletics officially unveiled the Pete Frates Center on Saturday, named for the former BC baseball player and ALS advocate.
Eagles Trounced in Annual ALS Awareness Game
NC State dealt Boston College baseball a crushing 20-5 loss on Friday in the program’s ninth annual ALS Awareness Game.
BC Falls to Syracuse in Extra Innings on an Error
Susannah Anderson was dominant again on the mound, but a seventh inning error allowed Syracuse to tie the game and the Orange won 2-1 in extras.
Frates Celebrated in Funeral Mass
Family and friends of Pete Frates, BC ’07, in addition to other members of the BC community, gathered in St. Ignatius on Friday to celebrate Frates’ life.
New Harrington Athletics Village Building to be Named After Pete Frates
The next building to be constructed in the Harrington Athletics Village, a training space for baseball and softball, will be named after Pete Frates, the Eagles athletic department announced in a statement released Wednesday.
BU Wins Fourth Annual Comm Ave Classic, Event Raises Record-Breaking Total
For the second time in the past three summers, Boston University won the Commonwealth Avenue Charity Classic, but, more importantly, the event raised a record-breaking $78,432 in its fourth year of existence.