Keating increased her team-leading totals to nine goals and 23 points (photo courtesy David Silverman).

NEWTON, Mass.—Chelsey Feole scored five goals to lead No. 9 Boston College to a 9-1 win against the Harvard field hockey team Wednesday night at the Newton Campus Field Hockey Complex. Junior Chloe Keating scored for the Crimson, and freshman Cynthia Tassopoulos made 10 saves.

The Eagles took the lead just before the 10-minute mark, as Chelsey Feole put a shot on Tassopoulos from the right side, got to her own rebound and slid it home. Courtney Tavener scored less than a minute later, scoring from the left side following a pass across the circle from Emily Koznuik. Feole's second goal, also from Koznuik, made it 3-0, after barely another minute.

Tavener drove into the circle and passed to Feole on the right to finish off the fourth BC goal at 25:28. Janna Anctil looked to add another BC goal later in the half, but Harvard sophomore Pilar Mayora scurried toward the left post to make her team-leading fourth defensive save. Jacqui Moorfield and Jessica Roberts scored on penalty corners to give the Eagles a 6-0 halftime lead.

Following three BC goals in the second half, Keating got Harvard on the board about 20 minutes into the period. Sophomore Georgia McGillivray took the insertion from senior Elizabeth Goodman-Bacon and sent the ball toward Keating in a crowd in front of the cage. The junior redirected it past BC goalie Nicole Barry.