Sam Apuzzo

Biography

Sam Apuzzo, one of the most decorated athletes in Boston College history, was elevated from a graduate assistant to assistant coach in 2021 and is entering her seventh season on the staff in 2026. She leads one of the top-scoring offenses and draw units in the nation. On the field, she continues to play for Team USA, where she won gold in 2022 at the World Championships and later won gold just recently in 2025 at the World Games with the National Sixes Team. The offense in 2025 was one of the best in the nation, as three players in Rachel Clark (128 points), Emma LoPinto (113 points) and Mckenna Davis (105 points) all ranked in the top 10 in the nation in points, while the trio ranked first, fourth and fifth, respectively, in the ACC. Clark broke the single-season record in goals with 106 and finished second in a season with 128 points. Davis ended her career first all-time with 220 assists and third all-time with 319 points. Davis owns three of the four all-time single season assists records, including the school record of 77 set this season. LoPinto was one of two players in the nation and the only in the league with at least 75 goals and 35 helpers. The Eagles were first in the nation in offensive efficiency (42.5 percent) and was in the top three in the country in scoring offense at 17 goals per game, while they led the nation in assists per game (9.41). In the draw circle, BC was third in the ACC in draw control percentage at 55.7 percent. Abbey Herod led the team with a