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The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

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The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

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Men’s Hockey: Madigan officially introduced at press conference

July 27, 2011
Jim Madigan has come home. Though in all reality, he never left. In a press conference Tuesday, Madigan was officially named the men's ice hockey coach at Northeastern University. He becomes the program's 10th head coach, and the second alumnus to coach the team (Madigan graduated in 1985).

Men’s Hockey: Jim Madigan lands coaching position

July 26, 2011
By Anthony Gulizia, News Staff The much-anticipated search for a new hockey coach concluded today as Director of Athletics Peter Roby announced Northeastern alumnus and three-time Beanpot champion Jim Madigan will fill the vacant position. The announcement will be made official in a press conference today at 12:30 p.m. in Matthews Arena.

Flint Sparks Up Hockey Transformation – And a New Contract

July 20, 2011

By James Brooks, News Staff Northeastern Athletic Director Peter Roby has thrown womens’ hockey head coach Dave Flint’s old contract in the paper shredder. He wants nothing but to forget about the old piece of paper that had Flint signed through the 2012-13 season. Roby...

Faust Lane: Flint Extension Well Deserved

July 20, 2011

By Alex Faust, News Staff Amid the vertigo-inducing headlines of conference realignment and the black hole of news related to Northeastern’s head coaching search, there was some welcome news on the Northeastern hockey front – but it wasn’t on the men’s side. Northeastern...

NU Welcomes Stand-Out Recruits

July 20, 2011

By James Brooks, News Staff Volleyball Head coach Ken Nichols Featured Student Athlete: Jasmine Marta, junior from Cold Lake, Alberta, Canada Head coach Ken Nichols and the volleyball squad will welcome back nine players this year, as well as one walk-on. Aside from...

Volleyball Team Sets Sights on CAA Championship

July 20, 2011

By Kathryn Uggerholt, News Staff New faces, new coaches and a set of 27 games are on the horizon for the Northeastern Women’s Volleyball team after finishing last season with an impressive 18-10 record. It will be a very different team from last season, with the...

Forbes Headed To World Rowing Championships

July 8, 2011

By: Jimmy Brooks, News Staff According to head coach Joe Wilhelm, former Husky rower Jen Forbes has qualified for the U-23 national team that will compete at the world rowing championships later this summer. “The US U23 [roster of] eight was officially announced yesterday,”...

Faust Lane: The Search for a Leader

July 6, 2011

By Alex Faust, News Staff Although Athletic Director Peter Roby was out of town last week, he still managed to make a news splash on his official Twitter, comforting Northeastern hockey fanatics. The tweet, which read: “Search for new hockey coach is going well....

Northeastern Recognized for Student-Athlete Participation in Olympic Games

July 6, 2011

By Katie Zigelman, News Staff Northeastern became one of 41 schools nationwide to receive the US Olympic Achievement Award June 17 at a convention in Orlando, Fla. This award was created this year by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA),...

CAA Expands Playoff Field Size, Northeastern Wins

July 6, 2011

By Patrick McHugh, News Staff Two years before the official start of the athletic year, five Northeastern teams earned a major victory courtesy of the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA). The CAA held its annual meetings in Richmond, Va., in June, and the league announced...

Men’s Hockey: Oleksiak enters draft as top collegiate prospect

June 22, 2011
By Anthony Gulizia, News Staff When Jamie Oleksiak stepped onto the ice at Matthew’s Arena, he towers over the majority of his teammates and opponents. But the sophomore defenseman may be take his looming 6-foot-7-inch frame elsewhere after the NHL Entry Draft tomorrow at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minn.

Men’s Hockey: Cronin accepts job with Maple Leafs

June 22, 2011
Rumors of hockey coach Greg Cronin leaving the Huskies surfaced in April, but the gossip was confirmed when Northeastern Athletics announced Monday that Cronin will take an assistant coaching job with the National Hockey League’s Toronto Maple Leafs. Assistant coach Sebastien Laplante will serve as the interim head coach until a replacement is found.