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4 days ago | bcinterruption.com | Curtis Flannery

Jeffrey Camarati-Imagn Images On Sunday afternoon, the Boston College women’s lacrosse team hosted the Stony Brook Seawolves for the second round of the 2025 NCAA tournament. After BC received a first-round bye and Stony Brook defeated Loyola Maryland earlier in the weekend, the two teams faced off at Alumni Stadium on a beautiful Mother’s Day afternoon. The Eagles had some difficulties but eventually handled the Seawolves, emerging from the contest with a 10-7 win.

1 week ago | bcinterruption.com | Grant Salzano

Matt Krohn-Imagn Images There have been rumors swirling for a little while now that the NCAA might be moving away from its sometimes-appreciated, sometimes-loathed, always-misunderstood hockey tournament selection criteria, the Pairwise Rankings.

1 week ago | bcinterruption.com | Curtis Flannery

Photo by Andrew Katsampes/ISI Photos/Getty Images On Sunday evening, the bracket for the 2025 NCAA women’s lacrosse tournament was revealed, and the Boston College Eagles maintained their spot as a #2 overall seed. The 2025 DI Women’s Lacrosse Bracket #NCAAWLAX pic.twitter.com/EFlFZhdclQ— NCAA Lacrosse (@NCAALAX) May 5, 2025BC will receive a bye in the first round, and then play host to the winner of the game between Loyola Maryland and Stony Brook.

1 week ago | bcinterruption.com | Curtis Flannery

Photo by Eakin Howard/Getty Images After an impressive series against Wake Forest just a couple of weeks ago, Boston College Baseball has had a bumpy ride as they approach the end of the 2025 regular season. The Eagles were swept by Miami last weekend, a top-30 pairwise team. It wasn’t a complete disaster of a series for BC, who lost two of the three games by just one run each, but the Canes pitching was able to keep the BC bats in check all weekend to pull out the sweep.

2 weeks ago | bcinterruption.com | Niraj Patel

Photo by Fred Kfoury III/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Three Eagles had their names called over this past weekend’s NFL Draft. Boston College was one of 11 schools with two (Ezeiruaku, Trapilo) or more players drafted in the first 2 rounds drafted in the NFL Draft. Center Drew Kendall was drafted in the fifth to the other Eagles. But wait there’s more.