Boston College Field Hockey to Play Maryland in ACC, Big Ten Challenge: The Rundown

Originally posted on Boston College Eagles on SI
By Kim Rankin | Last updated Jul 11, 2025 12:00 AM ET

The Boston College Eagles field hockey team has learned a new matchup for its 2025 campaign.

The Eagles will take on the Maryland Terps on Sept. 5 as a part of the B1G/ACC Challenge. The event will be hosted by Duke which will also play the Terps on Sept. 7.

So far, Boston College has yet to release its schedule for the 2025 season. Last year, the Eagles went 14-7 overall which included a 6-2 mark in ACC play, made it to the ACC Championship where they lost to UNC 4-1, and made an appearance in the NCAA Tournament where they lost to Princeton in the first round 1-0.

Ready for a 2025!

: https://t.co/Z8Zw5VOwZZ #BestofTheBest pic.twitter.com/MIK5AWgy00
— Maryland Field Hockey (@TerpsFH) July 10, 2025

Today’s Schedule:

No games are scheduled for Friday, July 11.

Eagles Results:

No games were scheduled for Thursday, July 10.

Countdown to Boston College football’s season opener:

50 days.

Did You Notice?

Former Boston College men's hockey players Ryan Leonard (Washington Capitals), Will Smith (San Jose Sharks), and Gabe Perreault (New York Rangers) had a reunion this week.

A @BC_MHockey reunion.

Cc: Ryan Leonard, Will Smith, and Gabe Perreault

(: IG/gabeperreault44) pic.twitter.com/5YJT3Kd8tS
— NHL (@NHL) July 10, 2025

Boston College women's basketball and softball are on the recruiting trail this week.

Searching for future Eagles this weekend! pic.twitter.com/5tDKqnEcT6
— Boston College Women’s Basketball (@BC_WBB) July 10, 2025

The NCAA has yet to make a decision on expanding the men's and women's basketball tournaments, according to ESPN reporter Pete Thamel.

Sources: The NCAA men’s and women’s basketball committees have finished meeting this week and did not come to a decision or make a recommendation on tournament expansion. All options remain on the table, and discussions are continuing. pic.twitter.com/sEFFdbRjKs
— Pete Thamel (@PeteThamel) July 10, 2025