Sunday, May 11
Chestnut Hill, Mass.
12 p.m.
Boston College
vs
Stony Brook
Photo by: Meg Kelly
Lacrosse Battles Stony Brook in NCAA Second Round
May 10, 2025 | Lacrosse
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. - Boston College lacrosse will face Stony Brook on Sunday at 12 p.m. in Alumni Stadium in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
NEON OUT
Fans are encouraged to wear neon for Sunday's game, while neon trucker hats will be given while supplies last.
About the Eagles
Last Time Out
North Carolina pulled out a 14-12 win in the ACC title two weeks ago against the Eagles. BC held an 11-9 lead after back-to-back goals by Kylee Colbert and Rachel Clark, but a 5-1 spurt by the Tar Heels was the difference. Molly Driscoll and Mia Mascone netted hat tricks, while Clark and Mckenna Davis totaled four points in the setback. Shea Dolce, Shea Baker and Clark were named to the ACC All-Tournament Team.
A Win Would
- Send the Eagles to the quarterfinals.
- Give BC a 15th straight win when hosting the NCAA Tournament.
- Improve the Eagles' record to 18-2.
By the Numbers
2 - Emma LoPinto is one of two players with at least 65 goals and 30 assists.
5 - Abbey Herod is five draw controls away from becoming one of five players in school history with Charlotte North, Sam Apuzzo, Demspey Arsenault and Hollie Schleicher to reach 100 draw controls in a season.
6.94 - BC's average scoring margin in the first half is 6.94 goals, which is 3.58 goals higher than the second half.
9 - Davis is nine assists away from setting the single-season program record in assists, which is 75 held by Kenzie Kent.
13 - Mia Mascone has 13 points (7 goals, 6 assists) over the last three games - the most in a three-game stretch for the attacker this season.
Bouncing Back
The Eagles have done an excellent job in showcasing resilience when coming off a loss, as they are 29-1 since the 2017 campaign, with the lone loss coming in the 2020 season opener after the 2019 national championship setback. Boston College has not lost back-to-back games in the regular season since 2016.
Pair of Eagles Named Tewaaraton Finalists
Clark and Dolce were named as two of the five finalists for the Tewaaraton award, given to the nation's best lacrosse players. It's the first time since 2023 (Jenn Medjid) an Eagle was named a finalist and the first time two players made the final five in program history. The duo is the sixth and seventh players to make it to Washington. Clark is the fourth attacker from BC to be in the top five for the award, while Dolce is the first goaltender since 2021 to included in the top five.
Eight Players Named USA Lacrosse All-American
BC tied for the team lead with the most selections among the 34 players that made the list.Three Eagles made the first and second teams while two made honorable mention.
First Team
Shea Dolce
Shea Baker
Rachel Clark
Second Team
Emma LoPinto
Mckenna Davis
Lydia Colasante
Honorable Mention
Mia Mascone
Abbey Herod
Scouting Stony Brook (16-4, 8-0 CAA)
Stony Brook is coming off an 11-8 win over Loyola in the opening round on Friday. Courtney Maclay scored six goals in the win, while Isabella Caporuscio netted a hat trick. Natalia Altebrando made eight saves in the win. Charlotte Wilmoth leads the team with 90 points (62 goals, 28 goals), while Casey Colbert has 77 points thanks to a team-high 55 assists and 22 goals. SBU is sixth in the nation in scoring defense (8.75) and sixth in scoring margin (6.25).
Series History
BC owns a 4-1 mark in the all-time series, while both teams have one win against each other in the postseason. The Eagles and Seawolves face each other for the first time since the 2018 season in the NCAA Tournament.
What's Next
With a win, the Eagles would face the winner of No. 7 seed Yale and Syracuse in the quarters next week.
NEON OUT
Fans are encouraged to wear neon for Sunday's game, while neon trucker hats will be given while supplies last.
Postseason 🟰 NEON 🥍🦅
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About the Eagles
Last Time Out
North Carolina pulled out a 14-12 win in the ACC title two weeks ago against the Eagles. BC held an 11-9 lead after back-to-back goals by Kylee Colbert and Rachel Clark, but a 5-1 spurt by the Tar Heels was the difference. Molly Driscoll and Mia Mascone netted hat tricks, while Clark and Mckenna Davis totaled four points in the setback. Shea Dolce, Shea Baker and Clark were named to the ACC All-Tournament Team.
A Win Would
- Send the Eagles to the quarterfinals.
- Give BC a 15th straight win when hosting the NCAA Tournament.
- Improve the Eagles' record to 18-2.
By the Numbers
2 - Emma LoPinto is one of two players with at least 65 goals and 30 assists.
5 - Abbey Herod is five draw controls away from becoming one of five players in school history with Charlotte North, Sam Apuzzo, Demspey Arsenault and Hollie Schleicher to reach 100 draw controls in a season.
6.94 - BC's average scoring margin in the first half is 6.94 goals, which is 3.58 goals higher than the second half.
9 - Davis is nine assists away from setting the single-season program record in assists, which is 75 held by Kenzie Kent.
13 - Mia Mascone has 13 points (7 goals, 6 assists) over the last three games - the most in a three-game stretch for the attacker this season.
Bouncing Back
The Eagles have done an excellent job in showcasing resilience when coming off a loss, as they are 29-1 since the 2017 campaign, with the lone loss coming in the 2020 season opener after the 2019 national championship setback. Boston College has not lost back-to-back games in the regular season since 2016.
Pair of Eagles Named Tewaaraton Finalists
Clark and Dolce were named as two of the five finalists for the Tewaaraton award, given to the nation's best lacrosse players. It's the first time since 2023 (Jenn Medjid) an Eagle was named a finalist and the first time two players made the final five in program history. The duo is the sixth and seventh players to make it to Washington. Clark is the fourth attacker from BC to be in the top five for the award, while Dolce is the first goaltender since 2021 to included in the top five.
Eight Players Named USA Lacrosse All-American
BC tied for the team lead with the most selections among the 34 players that made the list.Three Eagles made the first and second teams while two made honorable mention.
First Team
Shea Dolce
Shea Baker
Rachel Clark
Second Team
Emma LoPinto
Mckenna Davis
Lydia Colasante
Honorable Mention
Mia Mascone
Abbey Herod
Scouting Stony Brook (16-4, 8-0 CAA)
Stony Brook is coming off an 11-8 win over Loyola in the opening round on Friday. Courtney Maclay scored six goals in the win, while Isabella Caporuscio netted a hat trick. Natalia Altebrando made eight saves in the win. Charlotte Wilmoth leads the team with 90 points (62 goals, 28 goals), while Casey Colbert has 77 points thanks to a team-high 55 assists and 22 goals. SBU is sixth in the nation in scoring defense (8.75) and sixth in scoring margin (6.25).
Series History
BC owns a 4-1 mark in the all-time series, while both teams have one win against each other in the postseason. The Eagles and Seawolves face each other for the first time since the 2018 season in the NCAA Tournament.
What's Next
With a win, the Eagles would face the winner of No. 7 seed Yale and Syracuse in the quarters next week.
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