Boston College Women’s Lacrosse, Yale Game Time Announced, The Rundown: May 13, 2025

Originally posted on Boston College Eagles on SI
By Kim Rankin | Last updated May 13, 2025 12:00 AM ET

The Boston College women’s lacrosse team defeated Stony Brook 10-7 in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday afternoon.

With the victory, the Eagles advance to the quarterfinals where they will host No. 7 Yale.

Shortly after the win, Boston College received the time of the quarterfinals game which will be on Thursday.

The Eagles and Bulldogs will face off at 5 p.m. ET on ESPNU.

Today’s Schedule:

There are no games scheduled for Tuesday, May 13.

Eagles Results:

There were no games scheduled for Monday, May 12.

Countdown to Boston College football’s season opener:

109 days

Did You Notice?

Boston College women’s basketball has officially signed William & Mary transfer forward Kayla Rolph.

SIGNED ✍️

Welcome to The Heights, Kayla Rolph!

https://t.co/QPryOvFhHV pic.twitter.com/UnSGTlWoht
— Boston College Women’s Basketball (@BC_WBB) May 12, 2025

Louisville’s homecoming game will be against Boston College on Oct. 25.

Calling all alumni ️

Save the date for our annual Alumni Weekend which will take place on October 24-25 during UofL's homecoming festivities, including the homecoming football game vs Boston College

More info to come soon!#GoCards pic.twitter.com/qrMuqMu47C
— Louisville Swim & Dive (@LouisvilleSD) May 12, 2025

Boston College rowing will compete in the 2025 ACC Championships at Clemson later in the week.

It's ACC week!

The Eagles head to Clemson for the 2025 Rowing Championship with preliminaries on Friday followed by finals on Saturday. More details to come.'#forboston pic.twitter.com/vWLSKhZDzW
— Boston College Rowing (@BCWomensRowing) May 12, 2025

Boston College Eagles Quote of the Day:

"I knew all along that I wanted to come here. I used to come up and look around when I was younger, and I always liked the whole atmosphere. It was easy to get enthralled with a Notre Dame or a Duke, but I just couldn't see myself going that far away just to play basketball. I tried to keep things in perspective. I remember thinking to myself that if I got hurt, there I'd be, out in Indiana or North Carolina, by myself. At BC, I thought, I could play against great competition while living a regular college life. BC is close to home, it's a great education, the Big East schedule is challenging, and I immediately liked Coach [Margo] Plotzke and the players. I enjoyed the other schools, especially Duke, but I decided to go with my first feeling."Sarah Behn