The No. 22 Boston University field hockey team won the Patriot League conference title, capping off an undefeated season by defeating Lafayette College Friday afternoon and American University Sunday afternoon in the championship game,, and will move the team onto its 14th NCAA Tournament appearance.
The Boston University field hockey continues its three-game homestand Friday against Patriot League rival the College of the Holy Cross before ending its regular season in Newton against Boston College Sunday.
In Boston University field hockey's opening matches during the Wildcat Classic, the Terriers put up eight goals over two games ending in two wins. Now, they are traveling south to face off against its first Patriot League rival of the season Saturday — American University.
After dropping their last two home games, the No. 24 Boston University field hockey team has put its season back on course with two victories against Miami University and No. 9 Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois this past weekend.
After splitting the opening four games of the 2018 season, the No. 19 Boston University field hockey team will be looking to force a winning record during a road trip to to Illinois, where the Terriers faces off against Miami University and No. 12 Northwestern University.
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A trio of freshmen scored a combined five goals over the weekend for the No. 16 ranked Boston University field hockey team, finishing up with a two-game sweep at the Terrier Classic.
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