How it unfolded
On a bright and promising day at Nickerson Field on March 28, 2026, the Boston University community gathered to witness a thrilling doubleheader of athletic prowess. The atmosphere was electric as fans filled the stands, eager to support their teams in a crucial day of Patriot League competition.
The excitement kicked off with the women’s lacrosse team taking the field against the American Eagles. From the first whistle, the Terriers showcased their dominance, ultimately winning the match with a resounding score of 16-3. This victory marked a significant moment for the team, not only in terms of the scoreline but also in the way they executed their game plan, allowing only three goals, the fewest they had conceded since February 16, 2019.
Star player Amonte shone brightly, scoring five goals throughout the match, which brought her career total to an impressive 52 goals in just 28 games. Meanwhile, Stevenson contributed significantly with four goals, edging her career points total to 99. Mozi also made her mark by recording three assists and four points, achieving a new career high. The team’s performance was further highlighted by their success in the draw control battle, winning 13-7 against the Eagles.
As the women’s lacrosse team celebrated their victory, the Boston University softball team was gearing up for their own game against Lehigh. The softball team also delivered a commendable performance, securing a 6-3 victory. This win propelled them to an overall record of 25-10 and a perfect 4-0 in the Patriot League, showcasing their strength and determination as they continue their season.
Both teams have shown remarkable resilience and skill, and the victories on this day are a testament to their hard work and dedication. Leah Hodgins, a senior on the lacrosse team, had a particularly emotional day, scoring on her senior day after returning from injury, marking her first game since February 28. Such moments not only highlight individual achievements but also the strong sense of community and support within the Boston University family.
Looking ahead, the women’s lacrosse team is set to face Navy on April 4, 2026, while the softball team will close out their series with Lehigh on March 29, 2026. Both teams are eager to build on their recent successes and continue to make their mark in the Patriot League.
The significance of these victories extends beyond just the scoreboard; they foster a sense of pride and unity among students, alumni, and fans alike. As Boston University continues to cultivate a strong athletic program, the community remains hopeful and excited for what lies ahead.
