Each year, North America’s major sports leagues take their pick of the best young athletes in the world. With these drafts, the teams gain the rights to potential future players, and the players get their shot at being a professional athlete. In July, both the NHL and MLB,...
With the first day of classes around the corner and students back on campus, fall sports are back and ready for the season at Northeastern University.
The NU men’s soccer team finished its 2021 fall season with an overall record of 11-6-2.
The Huskies prepared for...
Growing up, the only thing that mattered to Alina Mueller was ice hockey.
“I was devastated when we lost a game, I was the happiest person when we won games. That all kind of decided how my life was going,” Mueller said.
The Swiss-born Northeastern women’s hockey...
Julia Yohe, deputy sports editor
• September 6, 2022
Chelsey Goldberg had a dream: to play at the Maccabiah Games in Israel.
In 2013, her twin brother was invited to play on Team USA at the Maccabiah Games in Israel. As there was no women’s team, Chelsey, then a sophomore ice hockey forward at Northeastern University, asked...
Tensions rose on the ice as the Northeastern University women’s ice hockey team (31-5-2, 21-3-2 HE) skated out of the locker rooms for its 14th-straight Hockey East tournament appearance Feb. 26.
The team was set to face Merrimack College (8-25-1, 6-20-1 HE), a group that...
Northeastern University is known for its NCAA Division One, or D1, teams, such as men’s and women’s ice hockey, basketball and baseball. Many individuals on the teams are scouted and receive large amounts of recognition for their student-athlete positions.
However, Northeastern...
When Devon Levi first tried on a pair of ice skates, he hated them.
“[My dad] threw me on skates when I was like four or five,” Levi said. “I remember crying the first few times. I was scared. I did not want to skate.”
Fifteen years later, he would represent Team...
With a sunny Patriots’ Day off from classes, some Northeastern students found different ways to celebrate and participate in the 126th Boston Marathon.
Monday, April 18, was the first Patriots’ Day with festivities in Boston since 2019 because of the COVID-19 pandemic....
On Monday, spectators gathered on Boylston Street to cheer for the 24,918 athletes who would cross the finish line. Boylston Street was filled with families and onlookers with even more people milling around the surrounding streets trying to get a peak at the finish line.
Juliet...
After the 32nd game of the season, Northeastern University baseball’s record continues to split the rail with an even 17-15-1.
In the three-game series against William & Mary College (16-12) April 1 through 3, Northeastern went 1-2, squeaking out a win in the final...
In the foyer atop the stairs of the Godfrey Lowell Cabot center, 20 students and their coach sat chatting and donning hundreds of silver rhinestones on long black jumpsuits last week.
“I can’t wait to see Navarro,” says one. While it may just seem like any other club...
After Northeastern men's ice hockey (25-13-1) starting goalie sophomore Devon Levi left in January to play in the 2022 Olympics, freshman goaltender TJ Semptimphelter took advantage of his opportunity to defend the net.
At his Northeastern hockey debut Jan. 22, Semptimphelter...
