No. 1 Boston College Cruises Past UMass: The Rundown, February 20, 2025

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Boston College cruises to a big 22-5 win against UMass on Wednesday behind a six-goal performance by Rachel Clark.
Boston College cruises to a big 22-5 win against UMass on Wednesday behind a six-goal performance by Rachel Clark. | Boston College Athletics

The nation’s best women’s lacrosse team continued its win streak to start the season with Boston College defeating UMass 22-5 on Wednesday.

Rachel Clark led the Eagles with seven points, including six goals, and was followed by Emma LoPinto with six points (four goals, two assists), Mia Mascone had six points (two goals, four assists) and McKenna Davis had five points (three goals, two assists).

No. 1 Boston College (4-0) will return to action at 1 p.m. Saturday to open ACC play against No. 20 Duke (2-1). The match will be streamed on ACCNX.

Today’s Eagles Schedule

Swimming: Boston College at ACC Championships, Greensboro, N.C., ACCNX

Yesterday’s Eagles Results

Swimming: Boston College at ACC Championships, Greensboro, N.C.
Women’s Lacrosse: Boston College 22, UMass 5

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Eagles Quote of the Day

"For 14 years, Ernie [Stautner] was not only Pittsburgh's greatest lineman, but one of the greatest linemen in professional football," said Rooney during his introduction. "For nine years he was chosen for the all-pro game and then I was trying to recollect in the 14 years that he played for us had he ever missed a game and I can't remember him ever missing a game.”
Art Rooney Sr.

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