Hockey, NCAA Men's Ice Hockey
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Boston College Eagles have played 1 game between Fri 9 Oct and Fri 9 Oct, winning 0 and losing 1. That is a 0% win rate, with 2 goals scored and 3 conceded (2.0 for and 3.0 against per game). Their latest outing ended 2-3 at home to Alaska Bulldogs.
The heaviest defeat came 2-3 at home to Alaska Bulldogs on Fri 9 Oct. 100% of their games have produced three or more goals, and the average match involving Boston College Eagles has 5.0.
Pacy holds 33 results for Boston College Eagles from the last year; the latest are below. On Fri 9 Oct they lost to Alaska Bulldogs 2-3 at home. On Fri 20 Mar they lost at UConn Huskies 3-4.
On Fri 13 Mar they beat Maine Black Bears 5-0 at home. Across their last 10 results they are 4-6, scoring 27 goals and conceding 25.
In the 32 games Pacy holds from last season (Fri 17 Oct 2025 to Fri 20 Mar), Boston College Eagles went 18-13, with 103 goals for and 79 against (3.2 and 2.5 per game). The standout result was 5-0 at Vermont Catamounts. At home they went 11-6, and on the road 7-7.
They went 10-6 over their first 16 games and 8-7 over the last 16. Their longest runs were 5 straight wins and 3 straight defeats. Their wins came by an average of 3.0 goals, their defeats by 2.3.
When they reached 3 goals, about their average, they went 16-5; below it, 2-8. The heaviest defeat was 1-6 at home to Vermont Catamounts. 7 games of 32 were decided by a single goal, and Boston College Eagles went 3-4 in them.
No opponent came up more often than Northeastern Huskies, met 3 times for a 0-3 record. Their win rate this season, 0%, is down on last season's 56%.
Boston College Eagles appear in 1 competition in Pacy's records, most often the NCAA Men's Ice Hockey. In the NCAA Men's Ice Hockey this season they are 0-1, scoring 2 and conceding 3.
Boston College Eagles are 0-1 from 1 game, with 2 goals scored and 3 conceded.
Boston College Eagles play St. Cloud State Huskies on Thu 15 Oct.
Boston College Eagles 2-3 Alaska Bulldogs, on Fri 9 Oct.
