Although Boston College’s offense never found its rhythm, the defense—backstopped by senior goaltender Shea Dolce—delivered its strongest performance of the season, helping the Eagles secure a tight 7-4 win over Syracuse. Next Wednesday, the team will rematch Stanford in the first round of the ACC Tournament.
Boston College defender Shea Baker runs out during the starting lineup announcement. Alongside midfielders Julia Hodell and Avery Hudson, the senior tied for the team lead with two caused turnovers. Additionally, Baker was selected seventh overall by the Boston Guard in the inaugural Women's Lacrosse League draft.
Boston College attacker Marissa White celebrates with midfielder Kylee Colbert after scoring the opening goal. White and Colbert were two of just four Eagles to find the back of the net.
Boston College midfielder Giulia Colarusso screams after scoring a goal. The sophomore was the only player to reach the three-goal mark in the contest.
Boston College midfielder Kylee Colbert beats Syracuse goaltender Daniella Guyette to score a goal. Besides Giulia Colarusso, Colbert was the only player to strike more than once.
Boston College attacker Molly Driscoll scores a goal from range. In addition to the goal, the junior contributed an assist and a caused turnover.
Boston College players huddle around attacker Molly Driscoll after a goal.
Boston College attacker Lily Kondas returns to the field for the second half.
Boston College midfielder Kylee Colbert celebrates after scoring her second goal of the game.
Boston College attacker Casey Colbert forces a Syracuse player out of bounds to regain possession. The graduate transfer led the team with two assists, both setting up her sister, Kylee Colbert.
Boston College midfielders Giulia Colarusso and Kylee Colbert embrace after a goal. Colarusso demonstrated elite shooting efficiency, scoring her hat trick on just four shots.
Boston College goaltender Shea Dolce makes a save in the fourth quarter. The senior allowed just four goals, finishing with a .667 save percentage—both season bests.
Boston College players rush to celebrate with goaltender Shea Dolce after the upset. Dolce was drafted by the Boston Guard with the second overall pick in the WLL draft.
Two Boston College players hug after the win.
Boston College attacker Brooke McLoy celebrates with midfielders Avery Hudson and Kylee Colbert.
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