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2019-20 BC BASKETBALL NOVEMBER Tues 2019-20 SCHEDULE 2019-20 BC BASKETBALL NOVEMBER Tues. 5 UMASS LOWELL W, 89-46 Sunday, February 9, 2020 Sun. 10 ST. FRANCIS (Brooklyn) W, 106-69 Game 23: Boston College at Clemson Wed. 13 at Holy Cross L,80-71 Sun. 17 at Providence L, 76-60 Boston College (12-10, 5-6 ACC) | Clemson (7-16, 3-9 ACC) Thurs. 21 RHODE ISLAND W, 66-55 Clemson, South Carolina | Littlejohn Coliseum | Noon Sun. 24 VCU W, 87-52 Live Stream: ACC Network Wed. 27 Charlotte ++ L, 84-68 Thurs. 28 Tulane ++ W, 89-76 THE SERIES DECEMBER THE GAME NEED TO KNOW Wed. 4 at Northwestern L, 66-63 • Boston College (12-10, 5-6 ACC) • BC and Clemson have played 16 • Senior Emma Guy is averaging Sun. 8 at Duke L, 85-73 will travel to South Carolina to play at times. The first meeting took place in 16.2 points while shooting 58.6 Sun. 15 at Boston University W, 88-57 Clemson (7-16, 3-9 ACC) on Sunday. 1996 at the Dartmouth Invitational on percent from the floor in the last five Fri.. 20 DELAWARE ST. W, 109-69 Tip is at noon on the ACC Network. Dec. 28, 1996. games. She has led BC in scoring in Fri. 29 NC STATE L, 72-54 • BC is coming off a tough 89-79 loss • The Eagles lead the overall series three of the last five games, including JANUARY at Conte Forum to rival Syracuse on vs. the Tigers, 10-6. Last season, 23 vs Syracuse on Thursday. Sun. 5 at Pittsburgh * W, 79-70 Thursday night. Clemson defeated BC, 91-58, at • Sophomore Taylor Soule scored Thurs. 9 at Notre Dame * W, 75-65 • The Eagles were led by senior Conte Forum last year despite 19 18 points vs. Syracuse. She needed eight points to reach the 500 point Sun. 12 VIRGINIA * L, 69-52 Emma Guy with 23 points, while points from Emma Guy. mark prior to the game. Thurs. 16 #4/5 LOUISVILLE * L, 81-70 sophomore Taylor Soule added • Clemson is led by second-year • Emma Guy and Taylor Soule have Sun. 19 at Georgia Tech * W, 55-48 15 points. The Eagles shot just 25 head coach Amanda Butler. percent from the floor in the first • Kobi Thornton leads Clemson in tallied double-doubles in two games - Thurs. 23 at Virginia Tech * L, 70-49 quarter and fell behind 8-1 early. scoring with a 12.7 points per game W at Notre Dame, W vs. Wake. Sun. 30 at#14 Florida State * W, 65-56 BC never recovered as it had 23 average. She is shooting 45 percent • Boston College has five ACC FEBRUARY victories. The last time BC won five turnovers and gave up 50 points in from the floor and averages 6.0 Sun. 2 WAKE FOREST * W, 67-54 conference games was in 2014-15. the paint against Syracuse. rebounds a game. Amari Robinson The BC record is seven, which was Thurs. 6 SYRACUSE * L, 89-79 • Clemson (7-16, 3-9 ACC) has lost averages 11.2 points and a team- accomplished in ‘07-08 and ‘08-09. Sun. 9 at Clemson * 12 p.m. (ACCNX) five consecutive games, including a high 6.5 rebounds. Kendall Spray is • BC has won four ACC road games. Thurs. 13 NOTRE DAME 7 p.m. (ACCNX) 70-54 loss at Virginia on Thursday. the Tigers outside threat as he has It is the first time since the 2010-11 Sun. 16 NORTH CAROLINA * 12 p.m. (ACCNX) • The Tigers are lead by Kobi hit 59 three-pointers (33.5%). season BC has more than three ACC Thurs. 20 PITTSBURGH * 7 p.m. (ACCNX) Thornton offensively (12.7 ppg.) and • The Tigers have lost five road wins. Sun. 23 MIAMI * 4 p.m. (RSN) on the boards (6.0). Amari Robinson consecutive games but has ACC • Sophomore Marnelle Garraud had Thurs. 27 at Louisville * 6 p.m. (ACCN) is averaging 11.2 points and 6.5 wins over Notre Dame, Pittsburgh three steals vs. Syracuse. She is first MARCH boards a game for the Tigers. and Duke. in the conference in steals (51) and Sun. 1 at Syracuse * 4 p.m. (ACCNX) • The Tigers three ACC victories • Clemson averages 61.3 points, 55th in the country. ACC TOURNAMENT have been at Notre Dame (71-55), 40.7 rebounds but 20.2 turnovers • BC is 5-1 when sophomore Taylor March 4-8 at Greensboro Coliseum TBA vs Pittsburgh (75-67 OT) and vs a game. Soule records a double-double. * ACC regular season game Duke (62-58). ++ Puerto Rico Clasico, San Juan, Puerto Rico HOME GAMES CAPPED Boston College Probable Starters 2019-20 QUICK FACTS 1 Cameron Swartz R-So. G 5-11 Has 19 starts this season Location................................................Chestnut Hill, MA 02467 Founded................................................1863 14 Marnelle Garraud So. G 5-8 Leads ACC in steals and steals per game Enrollment...........................................14,513 10 Makayla Dickens So. G 5-8 Led BC in assists last three games President.............................................Rev. William P. Leahy, S.J. Director of Athletics........................Martin Jarmond 11 Emma Guy Sr. F 6-3 Leads ACC in FG%, 14th in Nation (58.8%) Sr. Assoc. AD - Admin........................Vaughn Williams Senior Assoc. AD & SWA ................Jocelyn Fisher Gates 13 Taylor Soule So. F 5-11 18 points vs. Syracuse Nickname............................................Eagles Colors...................................................Maroon and Gold Facility..................................................Conte Forum (8,606) Boston College Substitutions Conference.........................................Atlantic Coast Conference 4 Taylor Ortlepp Jr. G 5-9 Played a season-high 33 minutes vs. Cuse BC COMMUNICATIONS 5 Georgia Pineau Sr. F 6-1 Had 8 points, 4 boards at GTech Women’s Basketball Contact: Stephanie Tunnera 3 Jaelyn Batts Fr. F 5-11 Played 19 min. vs. VTech Cell: 857-233-3421 | E-mail: [email protected] Women’s Basketball Second Contact: Bri Foley 23 Milan Bolden-Morris Jr. G 5-9 Played 15 min. vs. UVA E-mail: [email protected] 32 Clara Ford So. C 6-3 Had 10 points vs. Delaware State @BC_WBB | BostonCollege Women’s Basketball 31 Sydney Lowery Jr. G/F 5-10 2 points, 2 boards vs. Wake Forest 44 Akunna Konkwo Fr. C 6-2 Out for the season. BC HEAD COACH LAST TIME OUT for her third double-double of the season. • Senior Emma Guy scored 23 points while • She is currently second in FG percentage sophomore Taylor Soule added 18 but it was (58.6%) the ACC. She is 17th in the country in not enough as Syracuse stole a game at Conte field goal percentage (2.2.20). Forum 89-79, on Thursday night. • Guy picked up Co-ACC POW honors after • Boston College had 23 turnovers and gave leading BC two wins at FSU & vs. Wake For- up 50 points in the paint. BC’s back court est. She averaged 20.5 points, 7.5 rebounds combined for 16 of the 23 turnovers. while shooting 69 percent from the floor. • Guy shot 7-for-12 from the floor and 9-for-11 from the foul line. She also grabbed six boards. HEART AND SOULE Soule shot 5-for-7 from the field and 8-for-12 • Anyone watching the Eagles knows that soph- fro the foul line in just 25 minutes of action. omore Taylor Soule has evolved into a threat • Boston College fell behind 22-17 in the first on both ends of the court. quarter but it was the tough second quarter • She has tallied double-digits in points in 15 that BC fell behind, 44-31, at the half. The games, including her career-high 24 vs. St. Eagles were looking up the rest of the way. Francis and ACC high 22 at Duke. She has • Kiara Lewis led the Orange with 23 points, double-figures in 8 ACC games. eight boards and three steals, while Teisha • The New Hampshire native is dominating on Coach Joanna Bernabei-McNamee Hyman had 16 points and seven steals. • This is Coach Mac’s second season at the the glass. She has led the team in rebounding in 13 games, including five straight games at Heights as she was hired in April 2018 after a LAST THREE GAMES mid-season. She became the first player since two-year stint at Albany. • BC is 2-1 in the last three games. The Eagles Carolyn Swords ‘11 to tally double-figures on • Prior to Albany, Coach Mac was a Pikeville. had a 65-56 win over No. 14 Florida State on She is not a stranger to the ACC or Boston. the boards in 5 straight games. Jan. 30, followed by a home win vs. Wake She was an assistant coach at Maryland when • Soule grabbed her career-high 16 vs. Dela- Forest, 67-54 on Feb. 2. The Eagles sole loss they won the 2005-06 NCAA Tournament in ware State and ACC high 12 at Notre Dame. was at home vs. Syracuse (89-79). Boston. After working as an assistant at West She has had double-digits on the boards in • In the three game run, BC averaged 70.3 Virginia, she took a four year hiatus to have nine games. points, 37.3 rebounds while shooting 44 per- a family. Once the two boys were old enough • Soule had 15 points with 11 boards vs. Wake cent from the floor. The Eagles won the battle (Luke and Caden), Coach Mac return to coach Forest for her sixth double-double of the of the boards in the two wins in the stretch.
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