After licking their wounds and icing their bruises from a tough loss on Tuesday, the Northeastern University (NU) women’s hockey team got back on the saddle Friday afternoon, looking to get revenge in Chestnut Hill.
With the New England Championships looming, the Northeastern University (NU) men’s and women’s track and field programs kept their focus on Friday and Saturday at the Boston University (BU) David Hermery Valentine Invite.
The Northeastern University (NU) women’s basketball team capitalized on the road over the weekend, winning back-to-back games for the first time since early December.
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It was a rare sight: Northeastern University (NU) men’s basketball players smiling at the post-game press conference at Matthews Arena. Players rarely attend the presser if the Huskies lose, and NU hadn’t earned a home victory since early January.
The Northeastern University (NU) men’s and women’s track and field teams began the February portion of their schedule with two meets in two days – Friday at Harvard University and Saturday at Boston University.
In its final meet of the regular season, the Northeastern University (NU) swimming and diving team turned out a strong showing in the Connecticut Husky Invitational at the Wolff-Zackin Natatorium in Storrs, Conn. on Sunday. Though the meet was not scored, the Huskies placed first in nine of the day’s events.
The Northeastern University (NU) men’s ice hockey team got back on track this week, picking up a 5-1 win against No. 9 Harvard University and a 2-2 tie with No. 11 University of Massachusetts-Lowell (UMass-Lowell).
In an exciting weekend for women’s basketball, the Huskies not only broke a five-game losing streak with a win against the College of Charleston, but senior guard Samantha DeFreese also became the 19th player in Northeastern University (NU) history to score 1,000 career points during a Feb. 7 matchup with James Madison University (JMU).
The Husky fans that came out to Matthews Arena on Saturday night didn’t have much to smile about. Northeastern (NU) men’s basketball trailed the University of Carolina-Wilmington (UNCW) by 17 points with two minutes remaining, well on its way to a sixth straight defeat.
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