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This past weekend, the BC football team honored the memory of Welles Remy Crowther with red bandana-emblazoned helmets and uniforms. After the win, Head football coach Steve Addazio spoke about Welles Crowther and presented the game ball to his parents, Alison and Jefferson. The Eagles won 37-31 over No. 9 USC on Saturday night. Read More...
FLG Lacrosse recently made a special jersey in memory of Welles Crowther. Welles died saving countless lives on 9/11. There was a story a few months back on ESPN called “Man in the Red Bandana.” Welles was a lacrosse player at Boston College and FLG is honoring his memory with a RED19 jersey. Read More...
Thursday marks the 13th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, that claimed the lives of 22 Boston College alumni, including Welles Crowther (BC ’99). Crowther, a former Boston College lacrosse player, equities trader and volunteer firefighter, single-handedly saved the lives of more than a dozen people in the World Trade Center’s South Tower before losing his own life. Read More...
September 5, we introduced you to Welles Crowther, a former Boston College lacrosse player who saved close to 20 people in the 9/11 attacks. This past weekend, his alma mater gave each football fan a red bandanna. Read More...
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PLL Championship weekend got started in Washington, D.C. (aka the District of Champions) with the annual PLL awards ceremony. The … Read more
11 years later after 9/11, many are still picking up the remaining pieces from the terrorist attacks. "Never Forget" still resonates with every American. How could we forget? Today, a story of heroism came to light from that dreadful date in history, The Man In The Red Bandanna. It's a story remembering a man who led people to safety after terrorists struck the World Trade Center on September 11th. Read More...
