Boston College Baseball Head Coach Todd Interdonato Hits Career Milestone, The Rundown: May 4, 2025

The Boston College Eagles baseball team earned a 6-2 win over Stanford on Saturday afternoon.

The victory not only was a huge help for an Eagles squad that is looking improve its seeding for the upcoming ACC Tournament, but also marked a career milestone for head coach Todd Interdonato.

The game was Interdonato‘s 500th career win.

Congrats Coach 🫡

500 career wins for Todd Interdonato 🦅 pic.twitter.com/P3PqplNqMg
— Boston College Baseball (@BCBirdBall) May 3, 2025

Today’s Schedule:

Rowing: Boston College at Eastern Sprints | Worcester, Mass.

Men and Women’s Track & Field: Boston College at Duke Twilight | Live Stats

Baseball: Boston College vs. Stanford | 1 p.m. ET | ACCNX | Live Video | Live Audio | Live Stats

Softball: Boston College vs. No. 17 Stanford | 2 p.m. | ACC Network | Live Video | Live Stats

Eagles Results:

Baseball: Boston College 6, Stanford 2

Softball: No. 17 Stanford 20, Boston College 7

Countdown to Boston College football’s season opener:

118 days

Did You Notice?

Boston College baseball designated hitter Kyle Wolff broke a program record on Saturday after getting hit by a pitch.

Way to wear it, @kylewolff1515 🫡

Kyle Wolff reaches on his 52nd career hit-by-pitch.

A new BC program record. pic.twitter.com/sC12CL2uxm
— Boston College Baseball (@BCBirdBall) May 3, 2025

Boston College softball celebrated Senior Day on Saturday.

Thank you, seniors, for all of your contributions to BC Softball ❤️❤️❤️

Congratulations on amazing careers! We can’t wait to see what you all accomplish. pic.twitter.com/0bqYLU8N33
— BC Softball 🥎 (@BC_Softball) May 3, 2025

Boston College football held an event with Team IMPACT.

Incredible day with Team Impact and our BC Eagles pic.twitter.com/yWAPWZterP
— Boston College Football (@BCFootball) May 3, 2025

Boston College Eagles Quote of the Day:

“I was drafted coming out of high school and physically and I wasn’t ready to take that step [to the NHL]. Playing with bigger kids, seniors, at the college level, I gained some confidence. By the time I made it through that freshman year, I felt I was at least ready to compete on an international stage, trying out for the Olympic team in ’88, and then traveling with that team for a whole year we got to play against some pro teams and all the college teams, and I felt ready to take that next jump.”
Brian Leetch

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