Boston College Women's Tennis Falls in ACC Tournament Opener, The Rundown: April 21, 2025

Boston College women's tennis' disappointing 2025 season came to a close on Saturday with a loss in the opening round loss to Syracuse in the ACC Tournament, 4-2. The Orange won three doubles matches before scoring a fourth point in singles play.
Freshman Olivia Benton and sophomore Tola Glowaka, were the only two Eagles to pick up wins in singles play, but it was not enough as Boston College ended its season on a nine match losing streak.
Today’s Schedule:
No Games Scheduled
Eagles Results:
Women's Tennis: Syracuse 4, Boston College 2
Countdown to Boston College football’s season opener:
131 Days
Did You Notice?
- Former Boston College long snapper Bryant Worrell announced his commitment to Iowa this weekend.
Iowa has added the commitment of Boston College transfer long snapper, Bryant Worrell per his Instagram. He has one year of eligibility remaining. pic.twitter.com/zoAbeRwrfl
— Eliot Clough (@EliotClough) April 20, 2025
- Eagles basketball added a commitment from South Dakota transfer Chase Forte.
NEWS: South Dakota transfer Chase Forte has committed to Boston College, he tells @LeagueRDY.
— Sam Kayser (@247HSHoops) April 19, 2025
Forte began his career at UNC Asheville before spending one at Gulf Coast State and one at Northwestern State. He played just one season at South Dakota.
He averaged 17.9PPG, 4.4RPG… pic.twitter.com/J8yiOpW7cU
Boston College Eagles Quote of the Day:
"Mike Holovak was a great coach and a wonderful person.”Robert Kraft
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