Boston College Field Hockey Reveals 2025 Schedule: The Rundown

Originally posted on Boston College Eagles on SI
By Kim Rankin | Last updated Jul 19, 2025 1:03 AM ET

Boston College field hockey has released its schedule for the 2025 season.

In total, the Eagles will play 16 games in the regular season and two exhibitions.

After exhibitions against UMass Lowell on Aug. 15 and Boston University on Aug. 21, Boston College kicks off the year on Aug. 29 on the road at Maine.

The conference slate starts on Sept. 19 at Virginia and features Wake Forest, UNC, Cal, Stanford, Duke, Syracuse, and Louisville.

Mark your calendars ️

The 2025 schedule is here! pic.twitter.com/1nt1nSlt1F
— BCFH (@BCFieldHockey) July 16, 2025

Today’s Schedule:

No games are scheduled for Saturday, July 19.

Eagles Results:

No games were scheduled for Friday, July 18.

Countdown to Boston College football’s season opener:

42 days.

Did You Notice?

Boston College women's soccer announced its 2025 slate earlier in the week. The Eagles start their campaign against Stonehill on Aug. 14.

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Here is the official 2025 BC Women’s Soccer schedule!! pic.twitter.com/7qaIUQJttW
— Boston College Women's Soccer (@BC_WSOC) July 15, 2025

Class of 2027 basketball prospect Antonio Pemberton has received an offer from Boston College.

Blessed and Honored to receive an offer from Boston College!!! #AGTG pic.twitter.com/46Gm62OtDQ
— Antonio Pemberton (@AJPemberton_19) July 15, 2025

Boston College men's soccer released its schedule for the 2025 season. The Eagles kick off the season on Aug. 21 against Binghamton after having two exhibitions.

Mark your calendars ️

The 2025 schedule is here!

https://t.co/PEPZdz9uJR pic.twitter.com/8rLVkLPMbg
— BC Men's Soccer (@BC_MSoccer) July 17, 2025

On This Day in Boston College Eagles History:

July 19, 1989: Former women’s basketball standout Carolyn Swords was born in Sudbury, Mass.

Boston College Eagles Quote of the Day:

“Welles picked up the red bandana, turned around and held it up and said, ‘With this red bandana, I'm going to change the world.'"Alison Crowther (mother of Welles)