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Field hockey loses top players McLeod, Hackett to injury

The 2012 Boston University field hockey team has faced adversity all season, whether in the form of injuries, overcoming deficits or even poor officiating. However, BU coach Sally Starr’s team has overcome many of the obstacles it has been presented. Unfortunately for the Terriers, another challenge has emerged. The Terriers have to try and finish [...]

Field hockey to play for 1st place in America East at UNH

The No. 13 Boston University field hockey team will travel to Durham to take on No. 22 University of New Hampshire on Thursday. The game decides who will be the last undefeated school in America East conference play. BU (9–5, 3–0 America East) is coming off a rare and unexpected loss to Hofstra University this [...]

Terriers split weekend with Maine, Hofstra

Going into this past weekend, it seemed as if the No. 12 Boston University field hockey team would coast through another duo of games as they faced No. 25 University of Maine and Hofstra University. While the Terriers topped Maine on Friday, they dropped a close contest at Hofstra on Sunday. On Friday night, the [...]

Undefeated Terriers field hockey facing undefeated University of Maine

They are undefeated in their conference. They are on track for an at-large bid in the NCAA tournament. They have more accolades this season than any other school in the American East conference, yet they still focus only on the next game, the next step to a championship. The No. 12 Boston University field hockey [...]

Resilient BU field hockey making comebacks a trend

The one word that describes the No. 12 Boston University field hockey team in the last month is resilience. The trend, as of late, has been to fall behind early and then achieve a dramatic victory with last-minute surges. The game that best captured BU’s (8–4, 2–0 America East) ability to play from behind was [...]