The Northeastern women’s volleyball team saw its first Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) competition last weekend, losing the first match and winning the second, while several players battled an illness that spread throughout the team. Friday’s match against the University of North Carolina Wilmington (UNCW) resulted in a 3-2 loss, but the Huskies rebounded on Sunday, defeating Elon University in straight sets.
ast Sunday, as late September temperatures hovered into the high 80s, Matthews Arena opened its doors for the first time this fall. The stage was set for the Northeastern women’s hockey team to hit the ice for their first exhibition game of the preseason.
Courtesy of a goal from redshirt senior forward Nick Goo nine minutes into overtime, the Northeastern men’s soccer team was able to cap off a remarkable comeback against Stony Brook University (SBU).
Weekends seem to be a lucky time for the Northeastern women’s soccer team.
In a strange developing trend, the Huskies have lost or tied every weekday game they’ve played over the past month but have collected wins in each of their past four Sunday contests.
The Northeastern men’s soccer team continues its struggle to secure victories away from Parsons Field, as it dropped the first two contests of a three-game road trip this week.
ye-bye BCS, hello playoff system! It’s taken the NCAA way too long to get here, but they’ve finally decided to do away with the horrendous system that was the college football Bowl Championship Series.
After a disappointing first weekend of the season, the Northeastern field hockey team has stretched its winning streak to three games. This marks the team’s longest streak since the 2012 season, with wins over Providence College, Dartmouth College and University of New Hampshire (UNH) in the past eight days.
One of the greatest perks of attending Northeastern University is its proximity to Fenway Park, but buying Red Sox tickets isn’t always possible on a college budget. However, the Red Sox organization is now offering $9 standing room tickets to high school and college students in Boston.
It was the staunch efforts of an impenetrable back line that allowed Northeastern’s women’s soccer team (4-2-2) to earn points in two matches against in-state rivals this week.
