The Heights

Katie Crowley, A Lifelong Winner, Honors Title IX, But Still Sees Room For Improvement

Jack Bergamini • June 23, 2022

BC women's hockey head coach Katie Crowley has seen Title IX evolve throughout her playing and coaching careers. While she honors Title IX, she still sees room for improvement.

2018-19 Female Athlete of the Year: Megan Keller

Bradley Smart • June 14, 2019

Megan Keller returned after a year off—one that featured an Olympic gold medal—to Boston College close out one of the most impressive collegiate careers a defenseman has ever had.

Andie Anastos Joins Women’s Hockey as Assistant Coach

Peter Kim • May 29, 2019

Andie Anastos, who played both hockey and basketball during her time in Chestnut Hill, has joined BC women's hockey as an assistant coach, Eagles head coach Katie Crowley announced Tuesday.

Looking Back: Three Consecutive Beanpot Wins

Peter Kim • February 3, 2019

The Eagles have won three consecutive Beanpot championships in a variety of different ways. Here's a look back at the twists and turns of BC's path to three straight trophies.

Ready for Anything: Delaney Belinskas Shines Anywhere

Charlie Sommers • October 17, 2018

Delaney Belinskas has always played multiple sports, and nothing has changed—she's playing key roles with women's hockey and softball at BC.

Season in Review: 2017-18 Women’s Basketball

Bradley Smart • March 10, 2018

The Eagles managed just nine wins, limping to the finish line with an injury-ravaged and depleted lineup as they saw head coach Erik Johnson resign at the year's end.

Eagles Handed ACC First Round Exit for Fourth Time in Five Years

Bradley Smart • March 1, 2018

The Eagles trailed by nine after one quarter, fought their way back into it, but were ultimately handed a fourth ACC tournament opening-round loss in five years by North Carolina.

Previewing 2017-18 Women’s Basketball: North Carolina

Bradley Smart • February 28, 2018

Looking to advance to the second round of the ACC tournament for the second time in three years, the Eagles face a North Carolina team that they beat by 13 earlier in the year.

Eagles’ Lead Dissipates in Lopsided Second Half at No. 9 Florida State

Marc Occhipinti • February 23, 2018

BC entered the break with a two-point lead, but nothing else went right for head coach Erik Johnson's team after that, as FSU outscored the Eagles, 42-12, in the second period, turning a once-competitive game into a blowout.

Skid Hits Six as Turnover-Plagued Eagles Fall to ‘Cuse

Peter Kim • January 28, 2018

BC trailed by just three after one quarter, but turnovers and poor 3-point shooting resulted in an 18-point blowout loss to Syracuse at home on Sunday.

Previewing 2017-18 Women’s Basketball: Syracuse

Ryan Porter • January 28, 2018

The Eagles have dropped five straight in conference play and look to get back on track Sunday afternoon as they host Syracuse, a team that has won the last seven matchups.

Notebook: Perimeter Problems, Turnovers Plague BC Against Miami

Young Kim • January 22, 2018

The Eagles struggled to both shoot and defend the 3-pointer, with the end result being a disappointing 22-point loss at the hands of Miami on Sunday afternoon.