The women’s soccer team’s offseason is quickly drawing to a close as the Huskies make their final preparations for their regular season-opener next week.
A busy off-season for the men’s hockey team was capped this morning when highly touted recruit and forward Kevin Roy announced that he and his older brother, Derick, will play for Northeastern beginning this fall.
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Northeastern University alumna Delia Mocanu finished second in women’s 9-ball at the Association of College Unions International (ACUI) Collegiate Billiards Championship from June 29 to July 1.
The Northeastern men’s and women’s varsity teams are reporting back to campus throughout July, but the women’s basketball team is already hard at work.
Fern Flaman, a hockey Hall of Famer and the longest tenured Northeastern men’s hockey head coach, died Friday night. He was 85. As head coach of the Huskies between 1970 and 1989, Mr. Flaman amassed a record of 255–301–23 and brought four Beanpot championships to Huntington Avenue.
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The Northeastern men’s hockey team will no longer be the only Huskies playing in Hockey East. The University of Connecticut officially announced on June 29 that it will move from the Atlantic Hockey Association (AHA) to the Hockey East Association. Eight of the last 20 NCAA champions have come from Hockey East.
Northeastern catcher Jon Leroux officially signed a professional contract with the New York Mets on Tuesday morning and will forgo his senior year at Northeastern, he said in an exclusive interview with The News.
“If you can play, you can play.” It may sound like a straightforward sentence, but for the Northeastern Athletics department and the dozens of other sports organizations who have joined the You Can Play Project in support of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) athletes, those words hold a lot of meaning.
