BU to celebrate seniors, host last regular season game on Saturday

In a game of many lasts, the Boston University lacrosse team will host Canisius College on Saturday afternoon at Nickerson Field. The game is both the last non-conference game and the last home game of the Terriers’ regular season. BU will also celebrate six athletes during the match. “It’s a class I look at and [...]

Softball takes on Rams in non-conference doubleheader

With two-thirds of regular season conference play now in tow, the Boston University softball team will partake in a trifecta of doubleheaders against New England opponents over the course of the next week. The University of Rhode Island will act as BU’s first challenger of this stint when the Rams travel to the BU Softball [...]

MARASCO: Shaking the Money Tree

Dwyane Wade’s suggestion last week that Olympic basketball players wouldn’t mind getting paid for the endeavor set off a firestorm of criticism that resulted in him ultimately “changing his mind” and backing down from his comments. Wade was agreeing with the sentiments of Celtics sharpshooter Ray Allen, who had broached the issue the day before. [...]

Terriers find levels of success despite off-ice distractions

Following a 5-1 win over the University of Maine to end the first half of the hockey season, the Boston University men’s hockey team looked poised for a promising second half. The team owned a 10-5-1 record and had won seven of its last eight games heading into the break. As coach Jack Parker reviewed [...]

Multiple members of men’s hockey team improve, help BU during rocky year

Boston University men’s hockey coach Jack Parker doesn’t shy away from the notion that losing Corey Trivino, Charlie Coyle and Max Nicastro mid-season hurt his team. From a depth perspective alone, any college hockey team would have a hard time replacing three players who saw as much ice time as those three did. The facts [...]