The Northeastern University (NU) men’s soccer team is back in action for the 2015 season. With the loss of six veteran players, however, the young team has yet to win, holding a 0-2-1 record.
It took some time and it wasn’t pretty, but the Northeastern women’s soccer team took home its first outright National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) tournament win in school history on Saturday. By edging Boston University (BU) in a 2-0 thriller at BU’s Nickerson Field, the Huskies earned a spot amongst the last 32 teams standing in Division I women’s soccer.
This weekend, the Huskies won in the quarterfinals of Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) tournament play. The first time the Northeastern men’s soccer team left Rudd Field in Elon, N.C. earlier in the season, the embarrassment of a 5-0 loss hung in the air. This time around, things went a little differently.
The Northeastern University men’s soccer team was able to clinch a spot in the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) postseason tournament with a 2-1 overtime victory against James Madison University (JMU) on Saturday.
The Northeastern University men’s soccer team maintained its position in the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) playoff quest this week with a 3-2 overtime victory at the University of Delaware and a 1-0 loss to the College of William & Mary at Parsons Field.
In an exciting, hard-fought game by both sides, the University of North Carolina at Wilmington’s (UNCW) men’s soccer team was defeated Northeastern 2-0 Saturday night at Parsons Field.
Last week was one of great highs and lows for the Northeastern men’s soccer team. The team started with a 1-0 overtime victory at home against Drexel University, improving their Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) record to 2-0. Following the close win, the Huskies were trounced 5-0 in a game at Elon University.
They knew it was going to be tough, but not this tough. For whatever reason, the men’s soccer team at Northeastern University has had a number of issues with putting the ball in the back of the net this season.
The Northeastern men’s soccer team was able to shake off a 1-0 home loss to the College of Holy Cross early in the week to defeat the College of Charleston 1-0 to start conference play on a positive note.
The Northeastern men’s soccer team's 2013 effort came to an end Saturday as the Huskies dropped their first round Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) tournament matchup to Delaware in a 1-0 double overtime decision.
Two conference losses this past week left Northeastern men’s soccer as the fifth-seed heading into this weekend’s Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) tournament. The Huskies dropped Saturday’s match to the College of Charleston, 1-0, before rounding out the regular season slate with a 4-2 loss to the University of North Carolina-Wilmington (UNCW).
