Andrea Greene’s Winning Ways
Andrea Greene vividly recalls the first time she saw BU. It was July 2009 and the field hockey star had traveled to Boston from her homeland of Chile to compete in the Junior World Cup, an...
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BU Goes to the Olympics
From an incoming Sargent College junior to a rower who trained while working a day job helping traumatized military veterans, seven members of the BU community are participating in the London Summer...
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BU Field Hockey Sports Global Roster
Fans of BU’s field hockey team may notice something unusual tomorrow night when the Terriers take on the University of Maine—namely the medley of accented voices filling the air. This year’s roster of...
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Playing for Pride
The women’s basketball Terriers were on fire this year. For two solid months, the Boston University team won every game it played—13 in all—and finished the season with a 23-5 record, 13-2 in the...
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BU Athletes Excel in NCAA Academic Ranking
The most recent NCAA ranking suggests that Terriers perform as impressively in the classroom as they do on the playing field. Highlighted by perfect scores for 7 teams, 21 BU athletic programs exceeded...
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A New Era and a New Home for Terrier Field Hockey
As the sun slowly made its away across New Balance Field earlier this week, members of the Terrier field hockey team could be seen briskly executing sprints and spacing drills as they prepared for this...
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Women Terriers Win Patriot League Championships
The BU women’s soccer team made an impressive impact in their inaugural season in the Patriot League, capturing the league championship Sunday at Annapolis, Md. The Terriers defeated Navy 1-0, earning...
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Field Hockey Terriers Host Yale Sunday
Remind any of BU’s field hockey players about their loss to defending Patriot League champion American University in last season’s title game and it’s clear that defeat is what’s driving them this...
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The Field Commander
Pass by New Balance Field on a Saturday afternoon in fall and you’re likely to glimpse a short woman with close-cropped salt-and-pepper hair moving animatedly up and down the field. For the last 35...
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Big Weekend for Women’s Soccer and Field Hockey
It’s been a spectacular season for both the BU women’s soccer and field hockey teams. In a span of just four hours on October 24, the two programs clinched Patriot League regular season titles. Number...
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Field Hockey Terriers Off to Winning Start
Since joining the Patriot League three years ago, the BU women’s field hockey team has made it to the league championship game each year, winning the last two and advancing last season to the NCAA...
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Field Hockey, Women’s Soccer Head to Patriot League Tournaments
Today kicks off a big weekend for the field hockey and women’s soccer teams: each will compete in the semifinal round of their Patriot League Tournament. Field hockey is hosting Bucknell at 1 p.m. at...
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Field Hockey Aiming for a Return to the Top
When the BU field hockey team fell to American 1-0 in last season’s Patriot League championship game, the upset was devastating. Led by the league’s 2017 Offensive Player of the Year Hester van der...
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Crunch Time for Field Hockey, Women’s Soccer
Since Boston University joined the Patriot League in 2013, the women’s soccer team has dominated the league, taking three of the last four championship titles. The field hockey team has been almost as...
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Defending Patriot League Field Hockey Champs Out for a Repeat
When Kiley Gallagher (CAS’20, Questrom’20) scored the game-winning overtime goal against number 9 Northwestern on September 9, it marked an important moment for the BU field hockey team. The players...
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Forward or Back, Field Hockey’s Ally Hammel Has You Covered
At the end of the 2015 season, BU field hockey assistant coach Tracey Paul approached Ally Hammel with a question: “What do you think about being a back?” Hammel (CGS’17, Sargent’19) had just finished...
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