The Boston College women’s hockey team is ready to reclaim their spot among the nation’s elite after struggling with growing pains throughout the 2019-2020 season. Last year was a rebuilding ...

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.

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

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.

The Eagles led the Terriers in shots 37-13 and skated away with a victory in the first Comm. Ave. rivalry matchup of the season.

Freshman goaltender Maddy McArthur notched her first career shutout as the Eagles cruised past Vermont, 3-0.

The Eagles look to continue a winning tradition behind their returning players, including 2018 national player of the year Daryl Watts.

Tori Miano netted the game-winning goal in overtime to hand the Eagles their eighth Beanpot trophy of all time.