BU ATHLETICS

2023-24

Thank you for taking the time to view the 2023-24 BU Athletics annual report. It was a year in which we had a lot to be proud of, and it’s always important to take a step back and admire the accomplishments of our incredible student-athletes.

Over half of our programs either won a conference title or finished runner-up this past year. We had several student-athletes recognized as the best in their conference and our teams combined for the highest winning percentage of any Division I school in New England. Most importantly, however, was our student-athletes posting a 3.42 grade-point average – our highest ever – with 158 Terriers receiving their degrees.

We take pride in fostering opportunities for development that lead to our success. Our coaches start this process by searching around the country and the globe to recruit new Terriers. It is a responsibility that is not taken lightly, as our accomplished staff works tirelessly to identify standouts who can excel both during their time at BU and also throughout their lives and careers as proud ambassadors of our world-class institution.

As we offer a look back at 2023-24, our focus is already on the future. Each team that raised a trophy last year is working hard to do so again while those that came up just short are highly driven to take that next step.

We are truly grateful for the outstanding support throughout campus that allows our teams to not only set high goals, but to reach them.

Go BU!

A Message from director of athletics drew marrochello

We Strive To Win With Honor And Integrity

COMPETITIVE EXCELLENCE

In 2023-24, 13 of 24 teams finished

in the regular season and/or postseason

EITHER FIRST OR SECOND

see you in st. paul!

For the second straight season our men’s ice hockey team advanced to the Frozen Four, held this year in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The Terriers battled valiantly before falling to eventual national champion Denver, 2-1, in an overtime heartbreaker.

Freshman phenom Macklin Celebrini became the fourth Terrier to win the Hobey Baker Award as the best player in Division I men’s college hockey after totaling 32 goals and 32 assists for 64 points at just 17 years old. Celebrini was also recognized as the National Rookie of the Year and joined teammate Lane Hutson as a First Team All-American.

We Embrace The Institutional Mission

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

We Are Mindful Of The Impact We Can Have On Others

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

CONFERENCE ATHLETES OF THE YEAR

HANNAH PROSSER

EITAN ROSEN

GRIFFIN ROACH

FRANCESCO MONTALI

SUMI CAMERON

VERA SJOBERG

PEACE OMONZANE

CAITLIN WEIMAR

MACKLIN CELEBRINI

CHRISTY CHEN

victoria carlsten

Lauren keleher

caitlin coker

kasey ricard

boat of the year

Patriot League Cross Country Outstanding Performer & Rookie

of the Meet

Patriot League Offensive

Player of the Year

Patriot League Defensive

Player of the Year

Patriot League Goalkeeper

of the Year

Patriot League Diver

of the Year

Patriot League Indoor &

Outdoor Track Athlete

of the Meet

Patriot League Indoor

Field Athlete of the Meet

Patriot League Player & Defensive Player of the Year | ECAC Defensive Player of the Year

Hockey East Player & Rookie

of the Year

Patriot League Golfer

of the Year

Patriot League Player

of the Year

Patriot League Player

of the Year

Patriot League Defensive

Player of the Year

Patriot League Pitcher

of the Year

Headed to the garden

The women's Beanpot found a new home when the championship and consolation games were played at TD Garden for the first time ever.

BU played in the championship game after a thrilling shootout win over then-No. 13 Boston College in the semifinal round.

BEST OF NEW ENGLAND

This year, BU led among Division I NCAA Schools, boasting the best win percentage compared to its New England competitors.

PL WOMEN'S PRESIDENTS' CUP

In its 11 years in the Patriot League, BU has won seven Women's Presidents' Cups.

We Empower Students To Develop Them Into Successful Leaders

HOLISTIC GROWTH

EITAN ROSEN

Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year

Hannah Prosser

Patriot League Cross Country Outstanding Performer & Rookie of the Meet

CONFERENCE ATHLETES OF THE YEAR

BU had 16 conference athletes of the year.

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BU had 16 conference athletes of the year.

GRIFFIN ROACH

FRANCESCO MONTALI

SUMI CAMERON

VERA SJOBERG

PEACE OMONZANE

CAITLIN WEIMAR

MACKLIN CELEBRINI

CHRISTY CHEN

VICTORIA CARLSTEN

LAUREN KELEHER

CAITLIN COKER

KASEY RICARD

BOAT OF THE YEAR

Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year

Patriot League Goalkeeper

of the Year

Patriot League

Diver of the Meet

Patriot League Indoor and Outdoor Track Athlete

of the Meet

Patriot League Indoor Field Athlete of the Meet

Patriot League Player & Defensive Player of the Year | ECAC Defensive Player of the Year

Hockey East Player and Rookie of the Year

Patriot League

Golfer of the Year

Patriot League

Player of the Year

Patriot League

Player of the Year

Patriot League Defensive

Player of the Year

Patriot League

Pitcher of the Year

LEARFIELD DIVISION I CUP

BU finished 93rd in the 2023-24 Learfield Division I Cup standings for its highest finish in the past decade. It was also tops in the Patriot League and ninth among Division I (non-football) schools.

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ALL-AMERICANS

BU boasted 11 All-Americans, marking the third consecutive year BU had 10 or more.

COACH OF THE YEAR AWARDS

BU collected six Coach of the Year selections | Stankovic marks the first in program history for men's tennis

We Foster Lifetime Connections To Our University

TERRIER PRIDE ACROSS THE ERAS

MILESTONES

We Are A Source of Spirit And Pride For Our Campus

EXTERNAL ENGAGEMENT

We Pursue Excellence In All Endeavors

SPORTS CAPSULES

PATRIOT LEAGUE SCHOLAR-ATHLETES

With seven Patriot League Scholar-Athlete selections, BU had the most in the league this academic year and set a school record.

Additionally, Cade Webber was awarded the inaugural Hockey East Academic Champion Award.

Men's Soccer

Women's Cross Country & Indoor Track and Field

Men's Indoor Track and Field

Men's Outdoor Track and Field

Women's Tennis

Women's Rowing

Men's Hockey

TOP-TIER TERRIERS

Field Hockey's Amalia Preece reflects on her experience in Tanzania

Men's Ice Hockey alumni Jay Pandolfo, Alex Chiasson and Matt Grzelcyk discuss coming back to BU to complete their degrees after going pro

CONFERENCE
ATHLETES OF THE YEAR

BU had 16 conference athletes of the year.

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eitan rosen

Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year

22 points with 10 goals and two assists, the most by a Terrier since 2009.

Scored the game-winning goal in BU's defeat of Lafayette to become Patriot League Champions.

griffin roach

Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year

Anchored the defense to hold opponents to just 9.3 shots per game, the program's lowest average this century.

First in team history to repeat as DPOTY.

francesco montali

Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Year

Made program history as the first Terrier to repeat as a conference's Goalkeeper of the Year, finishing with a .737 save percentage and 0.83 goals against average.

Totaled eight shutouts, including clean sheets against Colgate and Lafayette during the Patriot League tournament.

VERA SJOBERG

Patriot League Indoor & Outdoor Track Athlete of the Meet

Won five gold medals at PL meets this year (mile, 3000m, 5000m indoors; 1500m & 5000m outdoors).

Set school records in the 1500m and 1000m.

Made her second appearance at the NCAA East First Round (1500m, 5000m)

peace omonzane

Patriot League Indoor Field Athlete of the Meet

Swept the horizontal jumps at the Patriot League Championships, setting meet records in the long and triple jumps.

Made her NCAA East First Round debut in the long & triple jumps.

sumi cameron

Women's Diver of the Meet

Two-time Women’s Diver of the Meet at Patriot League Championships (2023, 2024) and three-time All-Patriot League honoree.

Named BU’s Woman of the Year for 2023-24.

hannah prosser

Patriot League Cross Country Outstanding Performer of the Meet & PL Rookie of the Meet

First individual 6K winner for BU since 2019.

Second woman in PL history to sweep both major awards and first since 2007.

Men's soccer's Colin Innes speaks with Dr. Shangraw of Wheelock College for our Class of Comm Ave series

Men's basketball's Malcolm Chimezie reflects on his experience with the NCAA Leadership Academy

caitlin weimar

Patriot League Player & Defensive Player of the Year | ECAC Defensive Player of the Year

Led BU in points per game (18.7), rebounds per game (10.6) and 88 blocks.

macklin celebrini

Hockey East Player & Rookie of the Year

Totaled 32 goals and 32 assists en route to becoming the youngest person to ever win the Hobey Baker Award as the best player in Division I men's college hockey.

Became fourth man in league history to be named Hockey East Player of the Year and Hockey East Rookie of the Year in the same season.

victoria carlsten

Patriot League Women's Tennis Player of the Year

13-6 in dual match singles, 2-0 in conference. 14-7 in dual match doubles, 5-0 in conference.

Named the New England Region ITA Cissie Leary Sportsmanship Award recipient.

lauren keleher

Patriot League Player of the Year

Batted a Patriot League high .411 with conference-leading eight home runs, 18 doubles and 54 runs scored.

Hit a single, double, triple and finally a homer against Boston College for the NCAA's only cycle of the season.

caitlin coker

Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year

Earned 82 assists and 58 putouts at third base to become the first Terrier in program history to repeat as Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year.

Batted a personal-best .400 with 50 runs, 14 doubles and seven homers.

boat of the year

Patriot League Boat of the Year

First BU boat to win the award since 2017, winning the Grand Final in a time of 6:42.028.

christy chen

Patriot League Golfer of the Year

Repeated as Golfer of the Year with a league-best scoring average of 73.44.

Won four tournaments and now holds the school record for career wins with six.

kasey ricard

Patriot League Pitcher of the Year

Led the nation with 16 shutouts and finished second in strikeouts at 265 while boasting a 28-4 record and 1.23 ERA.

Pitched three no-hitters, including the program's first perfect game on the road since 1993 at Coastal Carolina

Watch this feature about Pierce and his bond with our men's soccer program

REPRESENTATIVE COMMUNITY PARTNERS

REPRESENTATIVE CAMPUS PARTNERS

After becoming just the third program in Patriot League history to post a perfect conference regular season record, the Boston University softball team swept through the conference tournament to claim its 16th overall title. The Terriers also became the first Northeast-based NCAA Division I squad to earn 50+ wins in back-to-back seasons.

In its 13th NCAA regional appearance, the Terriers blanked Horizon League champion Cleveland State to tie the 2002 UMass team for the most wins ever by a Northeast-based DI program at 53 total. Nationally ranked for much of the year for the first time, BU finished the season ranked 23rd in the NFCA poll, topping the 1996 squad's No. 25 place result.

On the awards front, BU was the only one to repeat as its region's NFCA Coaching Staff of the Year. Boasting an NCAA best seven NFCA All-Region First Team honorees, the Terriers claimed both an All-American and Academic All-American award for the first time in program history. Sophomore pitcher Kasey Ricard was tabbed a Second Team All-American by the D1Softball publication, while graduate student infielder Caitlin Coker earned Second Team Academic All-America honors from the College Sports Communicators.

softball excellence

BLOOM FAMILY LEADERSHIP INITIATIVE

ALUMNI INVOLVEMENT

33

number of league awards to BFLI student-athletes

number of career development hours

264

93%

of those polled said that they believe BFLI positively influenced their leadership abilities

Alumni Mentors

Industries Represented

Mentorship Matches

54

40

68

ATHLETE ALLY

In 2023-24, BU was one of only 20 Division I institutions to achieve a perfect Athletic Equality Index (AEI) score of 100 over the past year.

Scarlet Key winners

Latin Honors

graduates

Perfect APR Teams

Fall 4.0

Student-Athletes

Spring 4.0

Student-Athletes

3.0+ GPA Teams

6

29

6

24

53

66

Consecutive 3.2+ GPA semesters

15

Scarlet Key Recipients from left to right:

Miles Brewster (MBB, CAS '24) | Alanna Hoffman (LTROW, CAS '24)

Anna Dechantsreiter (WROW, CAS '24) | Matt Boberg (MSOC, CAS '24)

Abigail McNulty (WSOC, SAR '24) | Eitan Rosen (MSOC, Questrom '24)

FUNDRAISING BY THE NUMBERS

On Giving Day, BU Athletics raised nearly

$1,400,000

for a record-breaking day of support

$2,399,986

raised for the annual athletics fund

$5,700,000

total fundraising record

of alumni athletes between the classes of '14 and '23 made a gift this year

alumni athletes made a

gift in FY24

36%

1,413

6,063

unique gifts

over the course of the year

GROWING THE GAME: PWHL

Ten alumnae were involved in the inaugural season of the PWHL, with nine players and one working for the league.

At least one Terrier played on each of the original six teams

BU Hall of Fame Inductee Marie-Philip Poulin tied for second in the league in scoring with 23 points and was named to the First All-Star Team

Kaleigh Fratkin and Abby Cook played for the Walter Cup with PWHL Boston

Corinne Schroeder finished second in the league in save percentage

TERRIERS IN THE PROS

Over 80 BU alumni played in professional leagues including:

A former Boston University men's ice hockey standout is a Stanley Cup champion for the second straight season, as Evan Rodrigues ('15) helped lead the Florida Panthers to a 2-1 victory over the Edmonton Oilers in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final.

Sarah Lefort '16

Corinne Schroeder '21

Jesse Compher '21

Victoria Bach '18

Rebecca Leslie '18

Alexis (Crossley) Miller '16

Sammy Davis '20

BU Athletics performed over 2,000 hours of community service, engaging in a variety of themes.

BU Athletics has built a strong bond with Team Impact and are proud to have eight programs participating.

Men's Basketball | Men's Ice Hockey

Men's Lacrosse | Women's Lacrosse | Men's Soccer | Women's Soccer | Men's & Women's Swimming & Diving

TEAM IMPACT

MACKLIN CELEBRINI

Celebrini, who became the second Terrier (and fifth NCAA player) to be selected with the No. 1 pick in the NHL Draft, will turn pro after one of the finest freshman campaigns in Division I history. He became just the fourth freshman and fourth Terrier overall to win the Hobey Baker Award as the top Division I men's college hockey player, doing so as the youngest player in the nation at just 17 years old. He also became the fourth man to be named Hockey East Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year in the same season, and was also named a First Team All-American and secured the Tim Taylor Award as the National Rookie of the Year.

No. 1 OVERALL PICK

Men's ice hockey student game attendance was up 59% in the 2023-24 season. There were also six games with over 1,000 students in attendance. Overall attendance increased by 29%.

Women's ice hockey had its highest per game average since at least the 2014-15 season with a 43% increase in attendance. At the Beanpot, 10,633 people were in attendance, setting a record for the most-attended women's game in BU history.

Women's basketball attendance saw an increase of 24% for its highest average since joining the Patriot League.

GAME ATTENDANCE

SOCIAL MEDIA

BROADCASTING

16%

growth across all BU team accounts

on Instagram, Facebook and X

increase in average viewers for men's hockey broadcasts on ESPN+ while women's ice hockey and men's lacrosse more than doubled their average viewership

417%

BU ATHLETICS x NESN: FIFTY FORWARD

We ran a series of featured televised broadcasts of select BU women's competitions on NESN during the 2023-24 academic year.

Dubbed Fifty Forward, the series of live televised games helped build on the forward momentum coming out of the celebration of the 50th anniversary of Title IX while showcasing the broad-based excellence of the women's teams at BU.

We reached 7,500 viewers over the course of six games. The most viewed broadcast was Women's Basketball vs. Harvard which saw 2,570 unique viewers.

Marie-Philip Poulin '15

Kaleigh Fratkin '14

Abby Cook '20

We are committed to providing a first-class experience at our world-class institution

We embrace the institutional mission, prioritize academics, and recruit students who believe that earning a BU degree is a primary goal

We pursue excellence in all endeavors

We empower students to develop them into successful leaders

We strive to win with honor and integrity while competing for League and National Championships

We devote to being an integral part of the campus community by immersing our athletes into the student body and the BU experience

We promote an inclusive environment and treat everyone with respect and dignity

We believe that intercollegiate athletics - while often demanding and rigorous - should remain essentially fun

We consider our coaches and staff to be educators and mentors who look beyond the athletic ability of our students and care for their overall well-being

We aspire to be the standard of excellence amongst our peer NCAA Division I athletic departments

We engage in the community and are mindful of the impact that we can have on others

We serve as a source of spirit and pride for our campus, fostering lifetime connections to our University

We value a family culture through meaningful relationships across the department

We succeed when our students would choose to be Terriers again

We are proud to be Boston University's Department of Athletics

Placed third at the Patriot League Championship with senior Matt Mason becoming the ninth athlete in league history to be a 4x All-Patriot League selection.

Ran to a 10th place finish at the NCAA Northeast Regional for the team’s best finish since 2017. BU also had the best individual finish since 2018 in Freddy Collins in the 10K.

The Terriers placed second at the IC4A Championship to surpass some regionally ranked programs with the finish.
Freshman Hannah Prosser was the Patriot League Individual Champion in the 6K. She qualified as an individual for the NCAA Championship after finishing fifth at the NCAA Regionals to lead BU to a 13th place finish overall.

BU finished second at the Patriot League Championship with Prosser securing Most Outstanding Performer and Rookie of the Meet honors. The women had five All-Patriot League finishers, four of which were freshmen.

The Terriers notably placed third at the Lehigh Paul Short Run for the program’s best-ever finish at the race and topped a nationally ranked team.
Posted a record of 8-10 overall with a 3-3 mark in Patriot League play to earn the No. 3 seed for the conference tournament, where it fell to Lafayette in overtime in the semfinals.

Junior Payton Anderson and senior Thalia Steenssens were All-Patriot League First Team and All-Tournament Team selections while fifth-year senior Rachel Borzymowski and sophomore Martu Coulo were second-team All- PL honorees.

Borzymowski became just the second player in PL history to earn a spot on the Academic All-PL Team four times and she was joined on this year's team by junior Tegan Poerio.
Captured the program’s first Patriot League tournament title and second regular season title.

Finished with a 12-4-4 record after making its first NCAA appearance since 2015 and 16th overall.

A program-record five Terriers earned major PL year-end awards with senior defender Griffin Roach claiming the program’s first All-America award since 2006 and senior goalkeeper Francesco Montali becoming the first in nine years to get selected in the Major League Soccer Draft.
Finished fourth in the Patriot League standings with 14 points, going 4-3-2 in league play and advancing to the semifinal round.

Six Terriers earned All-Patriot League recognition, with senior Abigail McNulty and sophomore Giulianna Gianino capturing First Team honors.

Sophomore Natalie Godoy was named Second Team All-Patriot League, while juniors Morgan Fagan and Celia Braun, and sophomore Mackenzie Stickelman, were chosen to the Third Team.
Earned the No. 2 seed in the Patriot League tournament for the first time since 2017 with a 10-8 conference record (16-17 overall) despite the graduation of 10 Terriers in the summer of 2023.

Senior guard and captain Miles Brewster became the first Terrier in program history to earn All-Conference, All-Defensive and All-Academic Team accolades in the same season.

A three-time PL Rookie of the Week, freshman Kyrone Alexander received the program’s first All-Rookie Team award in four years, while classmate Matai Baptiste also added a Rookie of the Week honor.
Finished tied for second in the Patriot League standings with a 10-8 conference record, and advanced to the league championship game for the second-straight season.

Recorded 20 wins on the year, doing so in back-to-back seasons for the first time since 2011-13.

Senior Caitlin Weimar and junior Alex Giannaros were First Team All-Patriot League picks. Weimar was tabbed as the Patriot League and ECAC Division I Player of the Year, and the Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year.
Advanced to Frozen Four for second straight year and 24th time in program history, falling to eventual national champion Denver, 2-1, in overtime of the national semifinals.

Macklin Celebrini, the National Rookie of the Year, became the fourth-ever freshman and fourth-ever Terrier to win the Hobey Baker Award as the best Division I men's college hockey player.

Celebrini was also the fourth player to be selected Hockey East Rookie and Player of the Year in the same season and joined sophomore Lane Hutson as a First Team All-American.
Finished seventh in the Hockey East standings in head coach Tara Watchorn's first season at the helm.

Senior Lacey Martin capped her career by being selected as a Hockey East Third Team All-Star and a New England All-Star.

Played in front of 10,633 fans in the Women's Beanpot championship at TD Garden, marking the largest crowd to ever watch a women's hockey game in New England.
Finished third at the Patriot League Championship winning four golds and four silvers for 11 All-Patriot League finishes with sophomore Freddy Collins being named the PL Scholar-Athlete of the Year.

Sophomore Parker Schneider opened the indoor season with a school record mile time of 3:56.67 before graduate student Foster Malleck broke the record again later in the season with a time of 3:55.80.

Junior Ryan Rosenberger earned his first league medal with a first-place performance in the long jump and junior Steven Franco took home his first gold medal in the heptathlon.
Finished second at the Patriot League Championship, earning six gold medals and 10 All-Patriot League selections.

Sophomore Vera Sjöberg became the first in BU history to win the mile, 3000m and 5000m at the championship meet; She was crowned Track Athlete of the Meet, the Highest Points Scorer and the PL Scholar-Athlete of the Year.

Sophomore Peace Omonzane was named the Field Athlete of the Meet after sweeping the long and triple jump titles.
Finished fifth at the Patriot League Championships and posted a 4-3 dual record in James Sica's first season as head coach.

Graduate student Kyle Falkstrom earned All-Patriot League First Team honors and broke three individual school records (100 & 200 breast, 200 IM) as well as contributing to a new school record in the 200-yard medley relay with sophomore Tony Ponomarev, senior Justin Lee and senior Adrien Pierce.
Had its best showing at the Patriot League Championships in eight years, securing a third-place finish in James Sica's first year as head coach as a well as a 6-1 dual record.

Swept the PL diving titles for the second consecutive year as senior Sumi Cameron (1-meter) and junior Sophia Souza (3-meter) repeated and Cameron won Diver of the Meet honors for the second straight season.

Cameron and Souza were named to the All-Patriot League First Team while senior Lara Mitchell and sophomore Haley Newman received second-team honors.
Finished runner-up to Navy at Patriot League Championship with junior Christy Chen (3rd) and sophomore Annika Manjunath (4th) securing All-Patriot League First Team honors.

Chen won four tournaments and was one of 21 golfers named to the 2023-24 ANNIKA Award Final Fall Watch List.

Chen and Manjunath also earned Academic All-Patriot League accolades.
Advanced to Patriot League championship game for second time in three years, falling to Lehigh, 11-10.

Graduate students Jake Cates, Roy Meyer, Patrick Morrison and Louis Perfetto were all selected as All-Americans.

Those four All-Americans joined graduate student Vince D'Alto and junior Will Barnes as All-Patriot League honorees.
Posted a record of 5-11 mark overall with a 1-8 finish in Patriot League play.

Senior Ellen Monahan led the BU squad defensively and was named to the Second Team All-Patriot League for her defensive efforts.

Sophomore Elle Stevenson had a breakout season, scoring 25 goals and adding four assists for 31 points with her first two games of the season featuring a combined 13 points.
Posted three top-six finishes at the 2023 Head of the Charles Regatta, with the Club 4 earning a bronze medal, the Club 8 placing eighth, and the Championship 4 finishing sixth.

Took home the Jablonic Cup for the second-straight season with a Varsity 8 win over Wisconsin at the Lake Morey Invite.

Sophomore Caleb Schwartz was recognized on the IRCA Athlete Watchlist ahead of the spring season.
Won the Konrad Ulbrich Team Trophy at the 2024 Eastern Sprints, securing the team title for the third time in program history.

The Lightweight 8 crew placed first at the Knecht Cup on April 14 to win the Danielle Kousoulis Memorial Trophy for the second-consecutive year.

Junior Zoey Goodness and sophomore Ela Ersan were highlighted as two of eight lightweight Athletes to Watch by the CRCA ahead of the spring season.
Secured its third Patriot League championship in program history and second in three spring seasons on May 17.

The Varsity 8, Second Varsity 8, and Varsity 4 all won the league’s Grand Finals, sweeping the event for the first time as a conference member.

Director of Women’s Rowing Malcolm Doldron was named the Patriot League Coach of the Year, while the Varsity 8 was the Boat of the Year. Senior captain Anna Dechantsreiter was the Patriot League Scholar-Athlete of the Year.
Finished 53-6-1 as the Patriot League tournament and regular season champions to match the 2002 UMass squad for the most wins ever by a Northeast-based NCAA Division I program.

Head coach Ashley Waters received her third consecutive NFCA Northeast Regional Coaching Staff of the Year award after eclipsing the 300-win milestone and setting the program record for wins.

Sophomore Kasey Ricard became the second-ever pitcher in program history to earn All-America honors, while graduate student Caitlin Coker claimed the Terriers’ sixth Academic All-America award.
Claimed the program’s first-ever automatic NCAA bid and first conference title since 1996 with a thrilling 4-3 victory over five-time defending champion Navy.

Went 6-0 in conference play to earn the top seed and finished 21-8 after combining for 20 wins over the previous three years.

Earned a program-record three major year-end Patriot League awards with Dejan Stankovic (Coach of the Year), Corey Craig (Player of the Year) and Gustavs Dambins (Rookie of the Year) all garnering recognition.
Finished as the runner-up at the Patriot League Championship with an overall record of 15-8 and a Patriot League record of 5-0.

Upset then-No. 55 FAU in a 4-3 decision with PL Rookie of the Year and First Team All-Patriot League selection Uma Bakaityte clinching the match point.

Fellow First Team All-Patriot League selection senior Victoria Carlsten was named the PL Player of the Year for the second time in her career and was awarded the ITA Cissie Leary Sportsmanship Award for the New England Region.

Senior Kaitlin Tan, who was named to the Second Team All-Patriot League, was selected as the PL Scholar-Athlete of the Year.
Finished third at the Patriot League Championship with two gold medals and seven All-Patriot League finishes.

Senior Stuart Bladon broke his own school record in the decathlon with a score of 7,171 points to win the event at the championship meet.

Graduate student Foster Malleck won the 1500m for the third year in a row

Malleck (1500m, 5000m), sophomore Cole Tucker (shot put) and Freddy Collins (5000m) all qualified for the NCAA East First Round.
Finished third at the Patriot League Championship and earned five gold medals and six All-Patriot League finishes.

BU swept the long jump podium with sophomore Jada Smith winning the title in her collegiate event debut as Asia Hamilton took second and Jamie Chamberlain took third

Sophomore Vera Sjöberg, who was named Track Athlete of the Meet, won her second-consecutive 1500m title in addition to winning the 5000m.

Sjöberg (1500m, 5000m), Hamilton (high jump) and sophomores Ellie Roan (hammer throw) & Peace Omonzane (long jump, triple jump) all qualified for the NCAA East First Round.

Click on each sport to learn more about their season.