Boston College Women’s Lacrosse 16, Navy 15: Photo Highlights

Yesterday, the women’s lacrosse team defeated Navy by a score of 16-15. This was the first Final Four appearance in program history, and the win sends the Eagles to their first ever NCAA Championship game. Women’s lacrosse will be the first non-hockey program to represent Boston College in an NCAA final.

The Eagles were led by Kenzie Kent, whose 5 goals and 1 assist played a major part in BC’s win. Kent scored 3 times in the second half, helping the Eagles to overcome the 3 goal deficit the faced at the beginning of the second. This is Kent’s second Final Four appearance of the year, as she also play for BC women’s ice hockey. Kaileen Hart, Kayla O’Connor, Kate Weeks, Emma Schurr, Mary Kate O’Neill, Sam Apuzzo, and Dempsey Arsenault also scored for the Eagles. Hart’s second goal of the game was the game-winner for BC.

BC Interruption was well represented at Friday’s game and our photographer, Kathryn Riley, took some terrific photos of both the in-game action and the post-game celebration. Check her pictures out below!

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• Dempsey Arsenault gets high fives from fans during the team introductions Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Eagles fans cheer on the team Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Kaileen Hart and Sam Apuzzo celebrate Kenzie Kent’s first goal of the game Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• BC defender Carly Bell Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Kaileen Hart runs toward the goal Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Defender Elizabeth Miller looks for a teammate to pass to Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Kenzie Kent fights to keep possession Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Kenzie Kent and her teammates celebrate a BC goal Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Sam Apuzzo is BC’s MVP at celebrating Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Sam Apuzzo cheers following a BC goal Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Kate Weeks celebrates with teammates Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• The Eagles mob goaltender Lauren Daly at the conclusion of the game Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• BC celebrates the win Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• The Eagles celebrate their victory (with a jumping Kenzie Kent) Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption