After starting the season 5-1-0 in nonconference play, the second-ranked Eagles will host No. 5 Maine (6-0-1) for two games at Conte Forum.

The No. 2 Boston College Eagles (5-1) men’s hockey team returns to Conte Forum to play its first game against the No. 5 Maine Black Bears (6-0-1) on Friday night to open Hockey East play. After splitting their season opening series with the No.

On to Week 6. Maine will look to continue its ascent in the poll as well as its recent dominance over Boston College. The Black Bears have won five of the last six meetings, with last year's weekend finale ending in a 2-2 tie.

Proceeds will go toward several groups including the Skating Association of Maine which is Augusta area youth hockey, and Thomas College Men’s Hockey.

After splitting their season opening series with the No. 4 Michigan State Spartans (W 3-0, L 4-3), the Eagles have won four games in a row which includes three against ranked oppo

The Eagles picked up another huge comeback win tonight, overcoming a 2-0 deficit to beat Maine 3-2. The teams played an evenly matched first period, with neither managing to score a goal and ending the first 20 minutes tied at 0.

Carolina field hockey defeated Boston College, 4-1, Friday afternoon in Winston-Salem for the program’s 27th Atlantic Coast Conference tournament title. Charly Bruder, Cianna Riccardo, Sanne Hak and Ryleigh Heck each scored in a win that gave the Tar Heels their eighth consecutive conference championship and the second in as