The surging Northeastern men’s ice hockey team finally cooled off after falling 3-1 to Boston University (BU) in the Beanpot semifinals on Monday night.
After spending most of last year near the top of the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) standings, the Northeastern men’s basketball team finds itself in unfamiliar territory. Back-to-back home losses have the Huskies at the seventh spot in the polls with a 4-4 conference record.
With a little over half of the NBA season in the books and All-Star weekend just a few weeks away, the Celtics have put themselves in a pristine position to close out the season. Celtics fans have had plenty to cheer about this year, and if taking the then-undefeated Warriors to double overtime is a testament, they’re doing far better than expected.
The Northeastern men’s hockey team (9-12-4, 4-8-3 Hockey East) added to its unbeaten streak last weekend with a two-game sweep of the Merrimack Warriors. The Huskies have now won six straight games and have not lost since Dec. 6.
After head coach Brian Ainscough stepped down in November following a disappointing 3-12-2 season, the Northeastern University (NU) men’s soccer team began its search for a new face to guide the squad. After months of deliberation, the team decided on its man: Chris Gbandi.
The Northeastern swimming and diving team embarked on its annual training trip, travelling to Mayaguez, Puerto Rico on Dec. 27, hoping to use this as a chance to hone their skills for the rest of the season while enjoying an escape from the Boston winter. A photo blog of the trip can be found here.
