It’s a worthwhile exercise, not for the assignment or subtraction of glory, but because of the need to understand how teams do and should spend their money in today’s cash-flooded MLB.
“As a group, whether it was brought upon by ourselves or some other circumstances, we definitely showed our resilience this year,” she said. “We never gave up. We had fun. I think in such a demanding season if you’re able to have fun while putting in the work, the difference will show. We’re certainly proud of the culture they’ve helped us create here, because without that, it’s simply not as enjoyable.”
With a losing-streak-snapping 3-0 win at home against Drexel University Friday, the Northeastern field hockey squad clinched their fourth-place holding in the Colonial Athletic Association standings, earning a bid to the conference tournament, where they will face an all-too-familiar opponent.
In their final home game of the season, Northeastern University women’s soccer put on a show for the fans, trouncing the College of Charleston Cougars Sunday en route to a 6-0 victory to kick off CAA tournament play.
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“Our defense, it’s got to be something we focus on every day,” head coach Cheryl Murtagh said. “JMU switched a lot and made things difficult for us, but we settled down a bit at the end of the first half. I think we know we have to play tough defense for our offense to be successful.”
“Our championship eight and four rowed the times we expected for the conditions but fell just shy of where we hoped to finish,” Wilhelm said. “This is a competitive field with the best collegiate crews in the country, and national teams from the U.S., Canada, the Netherlands and, of course, the Great Eight.”
“We definitely got stuck in rotations,” Nichols added. “Now, we had lost a few sets in a row, we tried to move some people around […] and it went over well in a couple of occasions, but for the most part we struggled a little bit with trying to coordinate new personnel.”
In the final two games of the regular season, Northeastern University women’s soccer shut down opposing offenses en route to clinching the third seed in the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) tournament.
Both Gbandi and Bennett understand the importance of finishing the season strong, regardless of results from earlier in the year. The Huskies fielded a young team Tuesday night, with many players returning for next year’s campaign.
