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Eagles Look to Bounce Back at Boston University
February 11, 2020 | Lacrosse
The lacrosse team heads across the city for its second game of the 2020 season
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. – The Boston College women's lacrosse team is set to take on intra-city rival Boston University on Wednesday, Feb. 12 for its second contest of the 2020 season. First draw is set for 4:00 PM at Nickerson Field in Boston and will be broadcast on the Patriot League Network.
The Eagles suffered a shock of an upset in their season opener, falling to Massachusetts, 15-11, in Amherst. Â Charlotte North tallied her first hat trick in maroon and gold as Jordan Lappin led with two goals and two assists. Â The loss marked the first regular season loss for the Eagles since April 8, 2017 and the first season-opening loss since 2008. The Eagles are 5-6 all-time in matchups following a 0-1 start to the season.
At Massachusetts, eight Eagles made their starting debuts for BC as North, Rachel Hall, Paisley Eagan, Cassidy Weeks, Jillian Reilly, Maggie Casey, Morgan Tedeschi and Hollie Schleicher each earned starting positions. Eagan and Cassidy Weeks both tallied their first career goals in the upset loss.
The Eagles and Terriers first met on April 10, 1997, where the Eagles won the first Battle of Commonwealth Ave, 15-8. The Terriers went on an 8-1 win streak stretching to 2010, but the Eagles have won each of the contests since as BC is currently on a 10-game win streak against its intra-city rival. BC has outscored the Terriers 164-88 in that 10-game stretch. Last year, the Eagles opened their 2019 season against Boston University with a statement of a 20-6 win in Newton. Walker-Weinstein is 7-0 over her career against the Terriers.
Following the midweek matchup, the Eagles host Vanderbilt on Sunday, Feb. 16 for the first home game of the season. First draw is set for 12:00 PM at the Newton Campus Lacrosse Complex.
The Eagles suffered a shock of an upset in their season opener, falling to Massachusetts, 15-11, in Amherst. Â Charlotte North tallied her first hat trick in maroon and gold as Jordan Lappin led with two goals and two assists. Â The loss marked the first regular season loss for the Eagles since April 8, 2017 and the first season-opening loss since 2008. The Eagles are 5-6 all-time in matchups following a 0-1 start to the season.
At Massachusetts, eight Eagles made their starting debuts for BC as North, Rachel Hall, Paisley Eagan, Cassidy Weeks, Jillian Reilly, Maggie Casey, Morgan Tedeschi and Hollie Schleicher each earned starting positions. Eagan and Cassidy Weeks both tallied their first career goals in the upset loss.
The Eagles and Terriers first met on April 10, 1997, where the Eagles won the first Battle of Commonwealth Ave, 15-8. The Terriers went on an 8-1 win streak stretching to 2010, but the Eagles have won each of the contests since as BC is currently on a 10-game win streak against its intra-city rival. BC has outscored the Terriers 164-88 in that 10-game stretch. Last year, the Eagles opened their 2019 season against Boston University with a statement of a 20-6 win in Newton. Walker-Weinstein is 7-0 over her career against the Terriers.
Following the midweek matchup, the Eagles host Vanderbilt on Sunday, Feb. 16 for the first home game of the season. First draw is set for 12:00 PM at the Newton Campus Lacrosse Complex.
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