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Boston University has named Ian Milosz as assistant coach for its women's ice hockey program, leveraging his extensive goaltending background and recent work with elite prospects.
Doxie McCoy’s journey from a D.C. native to a pioneering figure in Boston College women’s hockey illustrates how early leadership can shape both a program and a community.
Isaac Howard aims to secure a key NHL role with the Oilers, while veteran netminder Adam Reideborn joins the Vienna Capitals for a tryout, and 16‑year‑old Benjamin Veitch commits to Boston College.
Boston College has appointed Jared Terrell, a former University of Rhode Island standout and professional overseas player, as a graduate assistant for the 2026‑27 season, reinforcing the program’s coaching depth ahead of its exhibition and regular‑season schedule.
The Eagles open the season on September 5 against Providence, hoping to leverage experienced captains and fresh talent.
Boston College’s men’s soccer team secured a 2-1 victory over Dartmouth in a non‑conference match, highlighted by a decisive penalty and a first‑collegiate goal from Fynn Henze.
In a recent Q&A, Will Mettee reveals his prep routine, favorite moments, and the path he envisions after high school football.
Max Warner takes the reins of the UMass offense, bringing a new philosophy and fiery leadership that players say could finally break years of futility.
The Hoosiers announced a 13‑game non‑conference slate, highlighted by a home opener against Florida Gulf Coast and a series of road tests against national powerhouses, as coach Teri Moren looks to rebuild after a missed postseason.
St. Joseph High School has suspended head coach Augie Hoffmann for the first two games of the 2026 season, prompting Zach Naszimento to lead the team’s opening matchup in Chicago.
Boston College rallied to defeat Siena 3-1, with early breakthrough by Michael Asare and late strikes from Bryan Toro and Russell, before turning focus to a Friday night matchup against Dartmouth.
The Eagles are entering a pivotal 2026 season marked by major coaching changes, key player departures, and a wave of portal additions aimed at reversing a dismal 2025 campaign.
Boston College's women's soccer team begins its 2026 campaign on the road against Cornell, aiming to extend a 2‑0 start. The game will stream on ESPN+ and feature standout performances from returning stars and new roster additions.
Head coach Luke Murray announced a suite of appointments that promise to deepen the team's player development capabilities and administrative strength ahead of the upcoming season.
A look at how a 2021 rescue shaped Daveon Bam Crouch’s journey from East Tampa to Kansas, highlighting resilience, family support, and community service
The sudden termination of veteran radio voices Kevin Collins and Josh Maurer after nine seasons has ignited a debate over Luke Murray’s readiness and the role of Boston College administrators in the purge.
Boston College’s first preseason scrimmage on the renovated Alumni Stadium turf showcased a breakthrough run, coach Bill O'Brien's focus on chemistry, and ambitions to set a new standard for Eagle football before the regular season begins.
Restricted free agent Matthew Poitras navigates a pivotal contract discussion while former Bruins players shift to new roles and prospects explore overseas opportunities.
After eight years guiding Providence’s women’s hockey team, Mike Kelly steps down to lead Bishop Kearney’s U‑19 squad, as the program seeks new direction.
After eight seasons, Matt Kelly stepped down from the Providence College women's ice hockey bench, prompting the school to promote assistant coach Nicole Norton to interim head coach and elevate Katie Burt to interim associate head coach.
After stints at Lindenwood and Suffolk, Taylor Wasylk rejoins Boston College, where she once helped the program capture three straight NCAA Frozen Fours, adding depth to a staff eager for fresh expertise.
The Eagles travel to face the Blue Devils on Halloween, seeking to extend a narrow series edge while Duke rebuilds after a championship year. Key departures and emerging talents will shape the contest.
Ben Smith, a two‑time national champion and 237‑game NHL veteran, is set to rejoin Boston College in a coaching capacity, bringing his championship pedigree and European experience back to the program.
The new assistant coach at Boston College brings a decorated career spanning Division I and II, highlighted by an Elite Eight run and a historic NCAA Tournament victory.