Northeastern lost to the fourth-seeded University of Connecticut 1-0 in the second round of the NCAA tournament Sunday in front of 4,675 fans at Morrone Stadium in Storss, Conn., bringing an end to one of the most prolific seasons in program history.
The men’s soccer team knew last night’s NCAA tournament matchup with Boston College would be a historic game – but they didn’t know it was going to be quite so memorable.
The Huskies advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tourney on Dante Marini's first goal of the season, topping the Boston College Eagles 1-0 at Parsons Field tonight. Click on the photo for a slideshow. (News photos/Zack Williamson)
Men’s basketball won one of its hardest non-conference game of the year against the Princeton University Tigers with their second straight last-second game winning play of the season, 67-66, on the road Tuesday night.
The Northeastern volleyball team finished the regular season on the road with two games in Virginia last weekend, coming out with a win and a loss, both in three-set sweeps.
Despite missing several players due to both national team commitments and injury, the Northeastern women’s ice hockey team was able to go 1-0-1 against the University of Vermont Catamounts.
An early goal by freshman forward Deirdre Duke, Connecticut knocked in a goal late in regulation before pouncing on an opportunity deep in the second overtime to send the Huskies in blue to a 2-1 victory over Northeastern.
Senior goalie Chris Rawlings made 19 saves in Northeastern’s 3-0 win over the University of Alabama-Huntsville on Saturday night, earning his 10th career shutout and eclipsing former All-American Brad Thiessen for the most in the university’s history.
The men’s soccer team hasn’t lost a game at Parsons Field in its last 15 matchups, but the Huskies shouldn’t be asked to push that unbeaten streak to 16 without decent fan support when they take on Boston College in the first round of the NCAA tournament tonight at 7 p.m.
A 10-point lead at halftime and Deanna Kerfhof’s first career double-double on Sunday weren’t enough as the women’s basketball team fell 50-47 on the road to Eastern Michigan University.
The men’s hockey team overcame a sluggish start in a rare Sunday night game to beat the University of Alabama-Huntsville for the second consecutive night, 3-1.
