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EAGLES Tar Heels 9 SCORING DEFENSE 5.8 17 NEW HAMPSHIRE CHESTNUT HILL, MASS 2021 SCHEDULE BY THE NUMBERS (PER GAME) FEBRUARY (2-0) BC UNC 23 ALBANY CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. W, 22-12 26 #15 USC CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. W, 14-8 vs 34.3 SHOTS 33 MARCH (1-0) 26.33 SOG 24.6 2 #22 UMass CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. W, 19-7 #11 #1 18.33 SCORING OFFENSE 14.8 6 at #1 North Carolina * Chapel Hill, N.C. 11 a.m. 13 VIRGINIA * CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. 12 p.m. EAGLES TAr heels 9 SCORING DEFENSE 5.8 17 NEW HAMPSHIRE CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. 4 p.m. 20 at Hofstra Hempstead, N.Y. 12 p.m. 3-0, 0-0 ACC 5-0, 1-0 ACC 6.67 ASSISTS 8.8 26 LOUISVILLE * CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. 7 p.m. .560 FP% .458 28 LOUISVILLE * CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. 11 a.m. SERIES HISTORY 17.33 GROUND BALLS 17 APRIL (0-0) • BC is 5-17 all time against North Carolina. 3 DUKE * CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. 12 p.m. • The series has been split the last six meetings with each team 17 DRAW CONTROLS 12.6 10 at Virginia Tech * Blacksburg, Va. 12 p.m. winning three of the games. 15 NOTRE DAME * CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. 6 p.m. • The last time these two teams played, it was for a NCAA Champion- 8.33 CAUSED TURNOVERS 7.6 17 NOTRE DAME * CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. 12 p.m. 22 at Syracuse * Syracuse, N.Y. 12:30 p.m. ship game birth, where Sam Apuzzo scored to win 15-14 in double 7.33 SAVES 8.2 24 at Syracuse * Syracuse, N.Y. 12 p.m. overtime to send the Eagles to its third-straight championship game. • North Carolina’s last win also came in 2019, when the Tar Heels beat .449 SAVE % .586 HOME game * ACC game BC, 15-13, to win the 2019 ACC Championship. .875 CLEAR % .897 SCOUTING THE TAR HEELS • North Carolina enters as the undisputed No. 1 team in the country and a perfect 5-0 record. • Offensively, they’re led by Jamie Ortega and Katie Hoag, who has 26 and 24 points, respectively. Ortega currently 2021 QUICK FACTS leads the nation in points with 26, while Hoag leads the nation with 15 assists. Team Information: • Senior Taylor Moreno has started all five games for the Tar Heels with a 5-0 record, amassing 36 saves and a .610 Head Coach ...............Acacia Walker-Weinstein (Maryland ‘05) save percentage. Record at BC......................................................................................120-41 Associate Head Coach ..................Kayla Treanor (Syracuse ‘16) 2021 REVENGE TOUR Assistant Coach ........................................Jennifer Kent (Colby ‘90) • BC has already avenged two of its three losses from the shortened 2020 season. Graduate Assistant Coach .............................Sam Apuzzo (BC ‘19) • Last Friday, the Eagles took down No. 15 USC, 14-8, at home which avenged the 19-8 loss from the previous season. Volunteer Coach ...................................................Billy Bitter (UNC ‘11) • Then BC faced UMass, who shocked the Eagles in the season opener of 2020. In a game that started 4-2 in UMass’ 2020 Overall Record ...........................................................................4-3 2020 Conference Record ..................................................................0-1 favor, the Eagles clicked on both offense and defense, winning 19-7. NCAA Appearances; (Last) ....................................................8; (2019) THE ATTACK Returning/Lost ....................................................................................28/5 • BC’s is being led by its four attackers, who have 34 of BC’s 55 goals so far and have combined for 48 points. Newcomers .................................................................................................11 Captains .....................Cara Urbank, Charlotte North, Jillian Reilly • Preseason All-Americans Charlotte North and Cara Urbank have led the way for BC, putting up 14 and 9 goals, School Information: respectively. North has 14 points and Urbank 13 on the year. Location .................................................................Chestnut Hill, Mass. • Last game saw a breakout for Jenn Medjid and Caitlynn Mossman, who both tied or set career-highs. Medjid tied Founded .................................................................................................1863 career-high’s in goals (5) and points (6), while Mossman set career-highs with four assists and five goals. Medjid Enrollment ...........................................................................................14,125 President ......................................................Rev. William P. Leahy, S.J. now has nine goals and three assists for 12 points and Mossman two goals and a team-high five assists for seven Director of Athletics ............................................................Dr. Pat Kraft points. Senior Administrator ...........................................................JM Caparro FRESHMEN ON THE BIG STAGE Senior Women’s Administrator .................Jocelyn Fisher-Gates • Even with a much older college lacrosse landscape because of the extra year of eligibility, BC has some freshmen Nickname .........................................................................................Eagles Colors ............................................................................Maroon and Gold who have really stepped up early. Conference .......................................................................Atlantic Coast • Belle Smith, the No. 2 incoming recruiting according to Inside Lacrosse, is currently leading the middie’s with six goals and three assists. Against UMass, she recorded an early career-high three goals. BC COMMUNICATIONS • Hunter Roman has started both games for BC, tallying three caused turnovers and team-high seven ground balls. Brent Greenberg - Athletic Communications • In limited time, Annabelle Hasselbeck has already begun to make an impact. Coming on mostly in transition Cell: 240-418-8163 - Conte Forum 238 situations, Hasselbeck has one goal and one assist this year. Email: [email protected] Bri Foley - Special Advisor to the SID @BCWLAX @BCWLAX 2021 RECORD WHEN ... TEXAS FOREVER Scales (Walpole, Mass.), Maddy Manahan (Morris- Home .....................................................................................................................3-0 • Both Charlotte North and Rachel Hall are resident town, N.J.), Erin Walsh (Franklin, Mass.) and Kit Arrix Away ......................................................................................................................0-0 Texans on the BC roster. (Darien, Conn.) • In the season opener, North and Hall connected on Overtime ..............................................................................................................0-0 O CAPTAIN! MY CAPTAIN! a 50-yard outlet pass to which North did the rest • The Eagles selected three standouts in Cara Urbank, vs. Non-ACC Opponent ..................................................................................3-0 scoring for the Eagles. The play ended up as No. 4 Charlotte North and Jill Reilly to lead their team vs. ACC Opponent1 ...........................................................................................0-0 on SportsCenter’s Top 10. through the 2021 season. vs. Ranked Oppenent .....................................................................................2-0 • North hails from Dallas, Texas and led BC in scoring • The trio has the most experience of any group on vs. Unranked Opponent..................................................................................1-0 last season, tallying 23 goals and 12 assists for 35 the team, including two graduate students. Scoring First .......................................................................................................2-0 points. The senior transferred to BC from Duke in • Both Cara Urbank and Jill Reilly have reached the 2019 and led the Blue Devils in scoring through both national championship game in their first three Opponent Scores First ....................................................................................1-0 of her seasons in Durham, capping her sophomore years on the heights. Leading at Half ..................................................................................................3-0 campaign with the third-best scoring output in the ONE DAY AT A TIME Trailing at Half ....................................................................................................0-0 country (82 g., 4.32 gpg., 105 pts.). She is an Inside • BC will face six ranked opponents and have eight Tied at half .........................................................................................................0-0 Lacrosse Preseason All-American and a Preseason games against ranked opponents. One-Goal Differential ......................................................................................0-0 All-ACC selection. • The Eagles will face the top three teams in the Two-Goal Differential ......................................................................................0-0 • Hall comes to BC from Oregon, where she led the nation from the IWLCA preseason poll and will have country in saves, grabbing 246 through just 18 double-headers against No. 2 Notre Dame and No. Three+ Goal Differential ................................................................................3-0 games played. She hails from Cypress, Texas, 3 Syracuse. Outshooting Opponent ..................................................................................3-0 starting all seven games last year with a .458 save EXCELLED ON THE FIELD AND ON THE COURT Outshot by Opponent .....................................................................................0-0 percentage. Her rookie season earned her Pac-12
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