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Boston College athletic program results
Overview
Boston College athletics reported various outcomes across multiple programs in late October and early November 2026.
In women’s hockey, the No. 15 ranked Eagles defeated the University of Vermont 2-1 at Conte Forum. After Vermont tied the game in the third period through a goal by Morgann Skoda, Ava Thomas scored a goal with approximately three minutes remaining in regulation to secure the victory.
In men’s soccer, the team defeated American International College 5-1. The win was highlighted by Dylan Mafong, who recorded his first career hat trick, including an early goal in the fifth minute and a successful penalty kick. Alexi Karalis also scored for the Eagles.
In field hockey, the team continued its momentum in the ACC Tournament. Following a 2-1 upset victory over No. 3-seeded Duke, the sixth-seeded Eagles secured a spot in the ACC Championship game with a 2-1 overtime win against Virginia. Maren Boyle scored the decisive overtime goal, assisted by Klara Mueffelmann, after Marissa Fahning put Virginia up 1-0 early in the first quarter. Mueffelmann tied the game in the second quarter. Boston College is scheduled to face fourth-seeded Syracuse in the championship match on November 6.
In football, the Eagles suffered a 47-2 loss to Duke University at Wallace Wade Stadium. The defeat ended a two-game winning streak and brought Boston College to a 4-4 overall record and 2-3 in the ACC. The loss secured bowl eligibility for Duke. The Eagles' only score resulted from a 100-yard return by Carter Davis following a blocked extra-point kick.
In men’s hockey, the Eagles enter a two-game league series against Vermont at Kelley Rink holding a 2-4-1 record.
Entities
Boston College · Syracuse University · University of Vermont · Duke University · Laila Rosenquest
Timeline
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[SPORTS] 7 sourcesBoston College field hockey advances to ACC Championship
Maren Boyle scored an overtime goal to lead sixth-seeded Boston College field hockey to a 2-1 victory over Virginia, advancing the Eagles to the ACC Championship game.
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[SPORTS] 16 sourcesDuke football secures bowl eligibility with blowout win over Boston College
Nate Sheppard set a Duke school record with five rushing touchdowns as the Blue Devils defeated Boston College 47-2, securing bowl eligibility for the fifth straight season.
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[SPORTS] 6 sourcesBoston College athletics report mixed results in hockey and soccer
Boston College women’s hockey defeated Vermont 2-1, while the men’s soccer team beat American International College 5-1 behind a hat trick from Dylan Mafong.
Sources
bceagles.com · bcheights.com · bcinterruption.com · colgateathletics.com · goblackbears.com · goduke.com · gophersports.com · intuitiveaccountant.com · liuathletics.com · michigandaily.com · mymotherlode.com · newsday.com · nuhuskies.com · ohiostatebuckeyes.com · si.com · spectacularmag.com · suathletics.com · thesundevils.com · uconnhuskies.com · unweagles.com · uvmathletics.com
This summary has been updated 5 times: see revision history