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Field hockey wins in double overtime

Field hockey wins in double overtime

September 14, 2016
It took over 86 minutes of play, but the Northeastern University (NU) field hockey team defeated Providence College 1-0 in double overtime at Dedham Field on Friday, Sept. 9.
Column: Everyone's second favorite World Cup kicks off

Column: Everyone’s second favorite World Cup kicks off

September 14, 2016

By Gordon Weigers, sports columnist The World Cup is finally back, and the entire sports community is on edge waiting to see which country will come out as top dog. Of course, the term “World Cup” leads many people to think of the great soccer tournament most recently...

Huskies losing streak extends to three

Huskies losing streak extends to three

September 14, 2016
The Northeastern University (NU) men’s soccer team’s record fell to 1-4 after they lost their two most recent games against Boston University (BU) and Fairfield University, closing out a four-game road trip.
Volleyball sweeps tournament at Cabot

Volleyball sweeps tournament at Cabot

September 14, 2016
The Northeastern University (NU) women’s volleyball team dazzled the home crowd at its tournament in the Cabot Center over the weekend, with successive victories against Fordham University, Presbyterian College and Binghamton University. The Huskies then went on the road to defeat the University of Massachusetts-Lowell in straight sets on Tuesday, Sept. 13.
Women's soccer splits pair of games

Women’s soccer splits pair of games

September 14, 2016
The Northeastern University (NU) women’s soccer team continued to struggle with consistency last week, dominating the College of the Holy Cross on Thursday, Sept. 8, before losing a close match to Boston College (BC) on Sunday, Sept. 11.
Gbandi debuts as men's soccer head coach

Gbandi debuts as men’s soccer head coach

September 7, 2016

By Kyle Taylor, deputy sports editor Under new head coach Chris Gbandi, the Northeastern University (NU) men’s soccer team won one of its first three games this season as it looks to improve on last year’s record of 3-12-2. The team began by losing to both Temple University...

Do politics have a place in sports?

Do politics have a place in sports?

September 7, 2016
Late last month, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, one-time golden boy turned public enemy number one, reignited the old American tradition of athletes demonstrating their beliefs and fans reacting negatively. Kaepernick's actions have spawned numerous heated, mostly obnoxious, discussions across social media. I not only find his actions brave, but also ingenious, as they were able to bring attention to what would have been a rather lackluster season for the quarterback.
Phillips begins tenure as women's soccer coach

Phillips begins tenure as women’s soccer coach

September 7, 2016
The Northeastern University (NU) women’s soccer team rounded out the opening month of their schedule with a two-game trip to Philadelphia to take on La Salle University and St. Joseph’s University, beating La Salle and losing to St. Joe’s to bring their record under new head coach Ashley Phillips to 2-3-1.
Northeastern loses three in California tourney

Northeastern loses three in California tourney

September 7, 2016
A trip to the West Coast for the Long Beach State/UC Irvine Mizuno Invitational ended with three losses for the Northeastern University (NU) women’s volleyball team.
Field hockey starts season at .500

Field hockey starts season at .500

September 7, 2016
The Northeastern University (NU) field hockey team opened its season with four games on the road, winning two in California before dropping a pair in New England.
Kaepernick sitting down to take a stand

Kaepernick sitting down to take a stand

September 7, 2016
Colin Kaepernick is the talk of the sports world. His jersey is the best-selling item for the San Francisco 49ers, despite the fact that he is a backup quarterback, and he’s had more airtime on SportsCenter in the past week than in the last year. And it's because he sat. Throughout the preseason, Kaepernick has refused to stand up during the national anthem, instead sitting on the bench in protest.
Volleyball jumps out to 3-1 start at Florida Atlantic Invitational

Volleyball jumps out to 3-1 start at Florida Atlantic Invitational

September 3, 2016

By Tim Foley, news staff The Northeastern University volleyball team is off to a strong start, departing last weekend’s Florida Atlantic Invitational with a 3-1 record. On a team including 11 returning players from last year, it was freshman outside hitter Amy Underdown,...