'Cuse Tops Boston College 93-59

Thursday, February 5

Chestnut Hill, MA

6 PM

Syracuse University

19-4,9-3ACC

Boston College

4-21,0-12ACC

Syracuse

Boston College

2/5/2026 8:11:00 PM | Women's Basketball

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CHESTNUT HILL, Mass.- The Orange women's basketball team (19-4, 9-3) soared past Boston College (4-21, 0-12) 93-59 to win their third consecutive game. Four SU players scored in double digits to help push Syracuse past the Eagles on the road.

HOW IT HAPPENED
In the first quarter, Sophie Burrows swatted the ball away, sending Shy Hawkins down the court to score on a fast break. 'Cuse would later go on a 9-0 run in one minute and 31 seconds of play, stretching its lead over the Eagles. The Orange tallied 15 rebounds, a block and two steals as they rounded out the first quarter of play leading 21-16.

Jasmyn Cooper and Laila Phelia hit back-to-back three-point buckets to start off the second quarter for SU. Uche Izoje went on a 6-0 run, scoring three field goals in a row for the Orange. Syracuse outscored Boston College 21-5 in the second quarter, giving them a stable 42-21 lead heading into the locker room.

Back on the court, Dominique Darius added four points, achieving a double-double in points and assists. Despite both teams trading baskets in the third quarter, SU collected 24 points- the most in a quarter this game. Madeline Potts knocked in a three-pointer from the corner to close out the third quarter as Syracuse held a 66-39 advantage.

The bench took over in the fourth quarter for 'Cuse as seven different players put points up on the board. Olivia Schmitt fed a no-look pass to Potts who put up another shot from beyond the arc. Angelica Velez found the net through a crowd of defenders to draw a foul and complete the three-point play in the last seconds of play. Syracuse pulled away with a 93-59 win on the road over the Eagles.

OF NOTE

Maddy Potts made four shots from beyond the arc, the most made in a game in her career.
Dominique Darius recorded a double-double with 10 points and 10 assists.
Darius recorded double digit assists for the second time this season (10 vs. Colgate on Dec. 10, 2025).
Uche Izoje's 18-point game is the eighteenth time she's scored in double digits.
All 14 players who entered the court tonight scored for the Orange.
SU made 10 three-point buckets against the Eagles.
The Orange had 50 rebounds, 30 of which were defensive.
'Cuse recorded 10 steals against Boston College.
Four players scored in double digits for the tenth time this season: Izoje (18), Potts (12), Phelia (11), Darius (10) against Boston College.
Boston College's five points in the second quarter are the fewest number of points an opponent has scored against the Orange in a quarter since Colgate on Dec. 10, 2025.

UP NEXT
Syracuse will welcome Louisville to the JMA Wireless Dome to celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day. The game will also recognize Kathrine Switzer, the first female to run in the Boston Marathon, during halftime. Tipoff is set for 12 p.m. on ACC Network Extra.

Tickets for Sunday's ACC matchup are on sale now and can be purchased by visiting cuse.com/basketballtickets.

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