How to Watch ACC Tournament, Second Semifinal: Boston College vs. Stanford: Stream Women’s College Lacrosse Live, TV Channel

Boston College and Stanford will battle it out for the final spot in the ACC Tournament final on Friday night in women’s college lacrosse action.

The third-seeded Stanford Cardinal will take on the second-seeded Boston College Eagles on Friday night in the second semifinal of the ACC Women’s College Lacrosse Tournament at American Legion Memorial Stadium. The Cardinal comes into Friday night’s game with an overall record of 14-4 and made it through to the semifinal round after beating sixth-seeded Syracuse 15-10 on Wednesday. Rylee Bouvier and Aliya Polisky each scored four goals against the Orange to power the Cardinal offense while Ava Arceri, Lindsey Devir and Martha Oakey each scored twice. Lucy Pearson got the nod in net for Stanford and was able to come up big to allow her team to continue tournament play.

How to Watch ACC Tournament, Second Semifinal: Boston College vs. Stanford in Women’s College Lacrosse Today:

Match Date: Friday, April 25, 2025

Match Time: 8:00 p.m. ET

TV Channel: ACC Network (Local)

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The Eagles bring a three-game win streak into Friday night’s semifinal matchup and will look to build upon that with a win against Stanford. The team is now 16-1 overall and finished regular season play with a record of 8-1. The only loss came against then-No. 2 North Carolina in a narrow 12-11 defeat. Boston College opened up tournament play against Virginia, earning a 17-7 win to earn a spot in the semifinal round. Rachel Clark scored six goals to lead the offense which brings her total to 85 goals on the season. In net, the team looked to Shea Dolce to anchor the defense and she did so by making 14 saves. Dolce’s save percentage now sits at .565 on the season which is a big reason for the team’s No. 1 ranking.

When Stanford and Boston College met earlier this season, the Eagles earned a 17-9 victory on the road against the then-No. 5 Cardinal. Tune in Friday night to see which team will play in the title game against either North Carolina or Clemson.

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