By Glenn Billman, news staff
Northeastern’s cheerleading team triumphed at Boston Nationals and tumbled their way to the title of JAMfest Collegiate Champions Saturday and Sunday in Lowell, Massachusetts.
The team began its competition season, leaving behind the hardwood...
You would think that someone who makes a living by playing a game would be willing to have some fun while doing so. Unfortunately, there’s an old-minded, stubborn faction of MLB players who have declared inappropriate any display of joy or emotion on the diamond. This is not...
By Isabelle Hahn, news staff
The Northeastern women’s rowing team began its season Saturday with an impromptu yet successful visit to the 35th Memorial Murphy Cup Regatta on the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia.
The Huskies topped University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) for...
By Jake Sauberman, deputy sports editor
Northeastern University (NU) baseball has been underway for over a month, but it’s the beginning of conference play that truly signals the beginning of ultra-competitive games. Squaring off against Colonial Athletic Association (CAA)...
Aston-Reese went to Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh’s AHL affiliate, where he’s preparing for his professional career with the Penguins. During his first game March 21, Aston-Reese scored his first professional goal in the first period of his career with the Penguins.
Scamurra was drafted 10th overall by the Buffalo Beauts in June 2016 and signed her professional contract on March 10 of this year, becoming Northeastern’s first women’s hockey player to sign a professional contract before graduating.
The next stretch of games for NU will be crucial; they finally start conference play, which decides the seeding for the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) tournament at the end of the season.
In addition to his strong 2016-17 season, Williams will be etched in the history books for his role on the 2014-15 team that won the CAA championship and made a March Madness appearance.
Seales plans to continue to work on difficult dives as she finishes her collegiate career next year, and she said she hopes to return to Zones more prepared.
UCLA was a commonly predicted team to win the tournament by many sports analysts, but I was hesitant about how good they would be, especially since UCLA seems like the Lonzo Ball show.
The team ended the season with an overall record of 22-12-3, and seniors Hayley Scamurra and Paige Savage were chosen in the 2017 National Women’s Hockey League draft.
