The Eagles brought the Huskies back down to earth Saturday night, dominating Northeastern for a full 60 minutes in a 3-0 victory and delivering their first loss of the 2012-13 season.
On Saturday, Michayla Mathis became the newest Husky. She was flanked by her parents, the women’s basketball team and its coaches as she signed her National Letter of Intent, officially joining the women’s basketball team.
With two losses over the weekend and only four regular season games remaining, the volleyball team is looking to get back to the basics of the game in hopes of finishing the season in strong fashion.
The coaching staff has done a remarkable job in slotting together some dangerous offensive weapons and intelligent players with great instincts. So, why is the power play still ineffective?
Amid the excitement of the first couple games of the new men’s hockey season and the anticipation of basketball season starting up, Northeastern students might be missing something. The second season is almost upon us for fall sports.
In a rematch of last weekend’s Homecoming showcase, No. 3 Boston College romped the 14th-ranked men’s hockey team, 3-0, in front of a sold-out Conte Forum in Chestnut Hill
Both teams now sit at 2-1 and are tied atop the Hockey East standings.
Senior midfielder Andre Ciliotta scored his first goal of the season 31 seconds into double overtime and senior goalkeeper Oliver Blum made a season-high six saves as the Huskies beat the Pride on Wednesday night, 1-0.
The freshman class of the men’s hockey team arrived at Northeastern from all over North America – a small lake town in Northeast Quebec to the cold, snowy heart of Wisconsin to nearby South Boston.
For seniors Greta Samuelsdottir, Bianca Vecchiarello, Sandra Magnusdottir and Megan Penn, Sunday’s 2-0 win over the George Mason University Patriots was the last regular season game at Parsons Field as Huskies.
