The Eagles were once again one of the nation's top teams in 2018-19, and look to be positioned to retain their spot near the top moving into next year.

The Boston College Women's Hockey team saw its season end in heartbreak, falling to Clarkson in overtime in the NCAA Women's Hockey Tournament.

After a disappointing loss in the Beanpot semifinal, the Eagles came out strong and captured a dominant victory on Friday.

After a quick start, the Eagles were quickly shut down behind Lindsay Reed's career night in net for the Crimson, en route to a disappointing 4-1 loss.

The Eagles skated to two comfortable victories against Providence and notched their second straight weekend sweep.

The Eagles now sit at 14-9-0 on the year after taking one game and defending home ice in the home-and-home series against the Huskies.

The Eagles were unable to hang on to a third period lead, and fell on the road against New Hampshire.

BC Women's Hockey bounced back from a rough week to take an overtime win on Friday, but fell to Merrimack on the road Saturday.