BC vs. Boston U. Men’s Soccer Box Score Oct 13, 2026, per bceagles.com
Boston College and Boston University played to a 2-2 draw in a men’s college soccer match held on October 13, 2026, in Boston, Mass., according to the bceagles.com box score. Both teams traded goals across the first and second halves, finishing regulation deadlocked with identical statistics in several key categories.
Match Statistics and Scoring Breakdown
Boston College registered 15 total shots with 7 shots on goal, while Boston University recorded 13 total shots with 4 shots on goal, as reported by bceagles.com. Goalkeeper Andrej Borak played all 90 minutes in net for Boston College, stopping 2 shots and allowing 2 goals. Ben Alexander logged a full 90 minutes for Boston University, stopping 5 shots and conceding 2 goals.
The scoring opened at 26:31 when Boston University’s Ben Bagshaw netted a goal, assisted by Charlie Tuckerman. Boston College answered at 34:22 with Jayson Quintanilla’s goal, set up by Dylan Mafong. Mafong then put Boston College ahead at 51:48 with a goal, assisted by Christian Bejar. Boston University leveled the score at 2-2 at 61:21 when Ryan Ghajar scored off an assist from Chinelo Robinson.
Additional coverage from the NCAA game summary details the individual playing times and disciplinary records, noting yellow cards issued to Boston University’s Ryan Ghajar and Boston College’s Henry Wassarman during the second half.
Referee Luis Reis Issues Yellow Cards
The match featured physical play, resulting in fouls and cautions distributed by referee Luis Reis and assistant referees Carlos Garcia and Santiago Gutierrez. Alternate official Steve DiLeo monitored the sidelines as both squads utilized substitutions to manage fatigue.
Boston College accumulated three team yellow cards and committed multiple fouls across both periods, while Boston University’s Ryan Ghajar received a yellow card during the closing minutes of regulation. Both coaching staffs adjusted formations frequently, with Boston College making multiple second-half substitutions involving players like Michael Asare and Ryan Scuro to counter Boston University’s tactical shifts.
Neither side managed to break the tie during the remaining minutes of regulation, leaving both programs to settle for a shared result as the regular season schedule progresses through October.