Boston College Women’s Lacrosse 13, Maryland 16: Photo Highlights

Yesterday, the Boston College lacrosse team played in the 2017 NCAA Championship game. This was the first time in BC history that a non-hockey program has appeared in an NCAA title game. The Eagles fought hard, but unfortunately ended up losing to top-ranked, undefeated Maryland by a score of 16-13. After the game, BC junior Kenzie Kent was named the Most Outstanding Player of the 2017 Tournament. Kent scored 37 points overall and 10 points in the final game. Additionally, Kate Weeks and Sam Apuzzo were named to the All Tournament Team. Apuzzo, who scored 4 goals in yesterday’s match, ends the year with an NCAA-leading 80 goals this season.

Although the loss was disappointing, BC came into the tournament unranked and played well throughout. With many star players returning next season, the future looks bright for the Eagles. Check out some photo highlights of the game below, courtesy of BC Interruption photographer Kathryn Riley.

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• Christina Walsh and Cara Urbank run onto the field during introductions Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Mary Kate O’Neill high fives Baldwin Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Sam Apuzzo and Kenzie Kent celebrate BC’s first goal Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Sam Apuzzo hugs Kenzie Kent following a BC goal Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Laura Frankenfield tries to run past Maryland’s defense Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Sam Apuzzo looks for a teammate to receive a pass Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Players fight for a ground ball Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Kenzie Kent looks to make a pass Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Kenzie Kent runs to the net Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Defender Elizabeth Miller runs with the ball Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Maryland’s goalie misses a save Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Kayla O’Connor makes a pass Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Kenzie Kent celebrates a BC goal Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• The Eagles celebrate after scoring Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Dempsey Arsenault looks to make a pass Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• The Eagles attempt to make their way down the field Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Kate Weeks runs past a Maryland player Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Sam Apuzzo celebrates her NCAA-leading 80th goal of the season Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• Sam Apuzzo and Dempsey Arsenault celebrate BC’s final goal Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption
• The Terps celebrate their win Kathryn Riley, BC Interruption