t the Rose Hill Classic, the Northeastern University women’s volleyball team was able to find a rhythm, sparking a three-match sweep of the weekend tournament.
Luck is missing from the Husky lineup, according to Northeastern University men’s soccer sophomore forward Christian McKenna in reference to the team’s last two match-ups.
Northeastern’s women’s soccer returned above .500 after beating University of New Hampshire 1-0 Sunday at Parsons Field. Thursday, the Huskies tied at Providence College, 0-0.
Northeastern University’s men’s soccer season began Friday night at Parsons Field against rival University of New Hampshire with a 1-0 win, followed by a 1-0 loss to the University of Hartford Monday night.
You can’t win unless you learn how to lose.
Originally spoken by former Los Angeles Lakers great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, this phrase may perfectly exemplify what the Northeastern Huskies athletic department is looking for this year. With fall sports underway, all of the teams will look to improve upon mediocre showings in their previous seasons.
After returning to campus three weeks early to begin practice, the Northeastern University field hockey team started its 2014 season at the Conference Cup in Lancaster, Pa. The four competing teams played at The Spooky Nook, the official training site of USA Field Hockey.
Like many of the Northeastern squads, the men’s and women’s cross country teams had a jam-packed weekend to kick off the 2014 athletic season. The two teams travelled to New Hampshire to compete in the Keene State College-hosted KSC Alumni Invitational on Saturday.
Northeastern University women’s volleyball team began its season on Friday with a three-game tournament in Orlando, Fla., resulting in Radisson UCF Invitational was the Huskies’ first opportunity to put their squad to the test in the 2014 season. Last year, the team finished with a 19-11 overall record that included a CAA tournament victory against the University of North Carolina Wilmington.
