NEWTON, Mass. – The No. 1 Boston College lacrosse team continued their rout of top-15 teams as they toppled No. 13 Duke, 20-12, Saturday afternoon in Newton. Six Eagles recorded at least two goals, led by senior captain Dempsey Arsenault with five goals and one assist for six points on the day. Sam Apuzzo followed behind with four goals and three assists while Kenzie Kent found three goals of her own and assisted on five others. Junior Cara Urbank and senior Taylor Walker each recorded two goals while junior Sheila Rietano was dominant in the draw circle, winning a team-high seven draws. The opening half was a battle from both sides as the contest saw five ties through the first 30 minutes. The Eagles found their footing with about 10 minutes remaining in the half, as they went on a 4-1 goal run to round out the half. Rietano and Apuzzo led through the first, each tallying two goals a piece. The Blue Devils hopped out with a forceful start to the second half as Abby Landry tallied back-to-back goals to open it up. Rietano and Arsenault answered back before Olivia Jenner tallied her third of the day. Jenner's goal would be the last before a 9-1 goal stretch for BC as the Blue Devils only tallied on a free position from Catherine Cordrey in the span of 17 minutes. Duke switched out goalie Gabby Cadoux for Chase Henriquez following the Eagles' 20th goal of the day as BC followed suit and changed sophomore Abbey Ngai for Lauren Daly with 3:15 remaining in the contest. Duke pushed with two goals from Ellie Majure and Maddie Jenner to close out the game but couldn't find the route to stop the Eagle offense. Before the game, the team honored the memory of Welles Crowther with their annual ceremony as senior Hannah Hyatt was selected to wear No. 19 for the game in his memory. GAME INFORMATION Score: No. 1 Boston College 20, No. 13 Duke 12 Records: Boston College 14-0, Duke 8-5 Location: Newton, Mass. – Newton Campus Fields HOW IT HAPPENED FIRST HALF GOAL: BC 1, DU 0: 26:13 – Kent caused a turnover in the midfield, allowing a pass opportunity to Rietano for the goal. GOAL: BC 1, DU 1: 24:11 – Olivia Jenner pushed for her first of the day. GOAL: BC 1, DU 2: 24:02 – Olivia Jenner tallied her second right off the draw. GOAL: BC 2, DU 2: 22:31 – Apuzzo tied it up with a hard shot from Cadoux's right. GOAL: BC 2, DU 3: 20:39 – Abby Landry regained the lead for the visitors. GOAL: BC 3, DU 3: 17:18 – Rietano tallied her second of the day despite a woman-advantage for the Blue Devils. GOAL: BC 3, DU 4: 16:09 – Katie Cronin regained the lead for Duke. GOAL: BC 4, DU 4: 14:24 – Lappin tied it back up low on Cadoux. GOAL: BC 5, DU 4: 10:07 – Arsenault took the lead. GOAL: BC 5, DU 5: 9:53 - Ellie Majure scored off of a pass from Maddie Jenner off the draw. GOAL: BC 6, DU 5: 9:22 – Arsenault took the lead once again. GOAL: BC 7, DU 5: 5:53 – Apuzzo kept the momentum rolling for the Eagles. GOAL: BC 7, DU 6: 2:42 – Duke's Charlotte North cut closer. GOAL: BC 8, DU 6: 2:13 – Walker tallied after a chaotic free position. GOAL: BC 9, DU 6: 1:12 - Kent wrapped up the opening half. SECOND HALF GOAL: BC 9, DU 7: 28:45 – Landry opened the half. GOAL: BC 9, DU 8: 27:57 – then tallied another shortly after. GOAL: BC 10, DU 8: 26:34 – Rietano grabbed a pass from Apuzzo to put it home for her third of the day. GOAL: BC 11, DU 8: 25:26 – Arsenault followed suit with her third. GOAL: BC 11, DU 9: 24:19 – Olivia Jenner continued the pattern of thirds. GOAL: BC 12, DU 9: 22:55 – Kent answered, grabbing a pass from Apuzzo. GOAL: BC 13, DU 9: 21:26 – Arsenault tallied her fourth of the day. GOAL: BC 13, DU 10: 17:23 – Catherine Cordrey capitalized on a free position. GOAL: BC 14, DU 10: 16:27 – Urbank found her first of the day to answer. GOAL: BC 15, DU 10: 15:37 – Walker fired a pass from Apuzzo past Cadoux. GOAL: BC 16, DU 10: 13:42 – Apuzzo connected with Kent for her third of the day. GOAL: BC 17, DU 10: 10:37 – Urbank tallied her second, picking up a ground ball and firing to the top right of the net GOAL: BC 18, DU 10: 9:34 – Arsenault found her fifth of the day. GOAL: BC 19, DU 10: 7:13 – Kent capitalized on a free position attempt. GOAL: BC 20, DU 10: 6:17 – Apuzzo grabbed a pass from Kent and scored to get the clock running. GOAL: BC 20, DU 11: 4:05 – Majure capitalized on a free position. GOAL: BC 20, DU 12: 3:15 – Maddie Jenner tallied for Duke. GAME NOTES BC is out-scoring their opponents 229-125 over their 13 games so far this season. Duke won 18 draws to BC's 16. It's just the second time all season that the Eagles have been out-drawn – last coming in the win over USC. The Eagles end the day 14-0 overall and 5-0 in conference. Ngai is a perfect 10-0 in starts between the pipes. The win marks head coach Acacia Walker-Weinstein's 105th win at the helm of the program. She became just the first head coach in program history to record 100 wins over her career earlier this season in a win over Georgetown. Kent's 53 assists this season tops the previous individual single-season assist record. The previous record was 41 in a season, done by Sam Apuzzo last year. Kent reached the 41-assist mark just 12 games into this season. TEAM LEADERS Boston College Points: Kenzie Kent, 8 Goals: Dempsey Arsenault, 5 Assists: Kenzie Kent, 5 Draw Controls: Sheila Rietano, 7 Ground Balls: Kenzie Kent, 5 Saves: Abbey Ngai, 2 Duke Points: Olivia Jenner, 4 Goals: Olivia Jenner and Abby Landry, 3 Assists: Three tied, 1 Draw Controls: Olivia Jenner, 9 Ground Balls: Callie Humphrey, 2 Saves: Gabby Cadoux, 10 UP NEXT The Eagles head to Blacksburg for their final road trip of the regular season to take on No. 21 Virginia Tech on Saturday, April 13. First draw is set for noon.