Boston College women’s hockey swept Connecticut over the weekend, scoring eight goals over two games and allowing just one to extend its win streak to three games.
Women's Hockey
Lonergan Leads Eagles to Convincing Win Over Quinnipiac
Caitrin Lonergan notched three points and Kenzie Kent added her first goal of the season in BC’s 4-1 win over Quinnipiac.
Women's Hockey
Women’s Hockey Ties With No. 3 Quinnipiac
Katie Burt posted her first shutout of the season, as the Eagles earned a tie with the No. 3 team in the nation.
Women's Hockey
Women’s Hockey Has 52-Game Hockey East Unbeaten Streak Snapped
A last-second goal by Maine’s Teresa Vasinova ended the Eagles’ 52-game unbeaten streak in-conference.
Women's Hockey
Belinskas Notches Four Goals as Women’s Hockey Sweeps Maine
Delaney Belinskas became the first Boston College women’s hockey freshman in over 20 years to have four goals in a game as the Eagles defeated Maine, 5-1.
Women's Hockey
Lonergan, Defensive Corps Lead Women’s Hockey in Home Opener
Performances by the freshman line of Caitrin Lonergan, Delaney Belinskas, and Bridget McCarthy, and a strong defensive effort led the Eagles to a victory in the home opener against Maine.
2016 Hockey Preview, Women's Hockey
“Captain Awesome,” Starring BC’s Andie Anastos
With reliable production and a caring attitude, team captain Andie Anastos is the hero Boston College women’s hockey needs.
Women's Hockey, 2016 Hockey Preview
Born Free: Megan Keller’s Rise to Becoming the Nation’s Best Defenseman
Megan Keller is determined to give Andie Anastos and Tori Sullivan a new most memorable story. It should be easy. She’s the best defenseman in the country.
Women's Hockey, 2016 Hockey Preview
Sophomore Bump: Introducing the Class That Will Determine BC’s 2016-17 Success
Katie Crowley will call on her sophomore class to step up and fill crucial roles left behind by Alex Carpenter and Co. Their success will determine the fate of Boston College women’s hockey in 2016-17.
Women's Hockey, 2016 Hockey Preview
Kristyn Capizzano is the Queen of the North
Forward Kristyn Capizzano captained a team to glory before when she led Canada to U-18 gold in 2013. This year, she’ll try to do it for Boston College.
