by: Rachel Santo After the Huskies’ ten game win streak was snapped last week, they were able to get back on track on Friday for their Dig Pink game, defeating the University of Delaware 3-0 (25-21, 25-21, 25-18). Kristen Walding had 17 assists on the night, including her 3,000th. She is one of three Northeastern…
By Josh Brown BOSTON – The script looked eerily familiar. After blowing leads of 1-0, 3-2 and 4-3 against No. 17 UMass Lowell on Saturday night, it was impossible to not get flashbacks of last weekend against Quinnipiac, where the Huskies blew leads on five separate occasions. But with 2:50 remaining in overtime, junior Patrick…
By: Dan McLoone LOWELL – Adam Gaudette helped Jim Madigan reach 100 wins in style, netting a natural hat trick in just two periods as No. 20 Northeastern bested No. 17 UMass Lowell, 3-1, at the Tsongas Center on Friday night. Gaudette got the scoring going just five minutes into the game for the Huskies (3-2-1, 1-0-0 Hockey…
by Milton Posner The Huskies recorded their tenth straight victory on Sunday, defeating Hofstra University 3-1 (25-18,12-25, 26-24, 25-19). Amy Underdown (17 kills and 12 digs) and Samantha Shupe (21 assists and 12 digs) recorded double-doubles for Northeastern. Junior Gabrielle Eyl’s 18 digs included her 1,500th as a Husky; she now holds the fourth-place spot…
By: Josh Brown BOSTON – On five different occasions No. 16 Northeastern held a lead over No. 18 Quinnipiac this weekend. Quinnipiac battled back each and every time. With just 37.8 seconds remaining in overtime on Saturday, Bobcats’ forward Alex Whelan snuck a shot over the shoulder of Ryan Ruck to complete a weekend sweep of…
By: Dan McLoone BOSTON – The Northeastern offense was strong once again, but the defense squandered numerous opportunities as the Huskies allowed six goals on 15 shots in a 6-4 loss to No. 18 Quinnipiac University at Matthews Arena on Friday night. The Huskies (2-1-1) outshot the Bobcats (2-1-1) 41-15, but were unable to hold onto three…
by Matt Neiser The Northeastern women’s volleyball team continued their winning ways on Sunday, defeating Elon in a back and forth five-setter behind strong performances from sophomore Amy Underdown and junior Gabrielle Eyl. Underdown led the Huskies in both kills (18) and aces (2), while also contributing defensively with 12 digs. Eyl also played a…
By: Josh Brown Down 3-0 to RIT with just under six minutes remaining in the second period, Northeastern (2-0-1) received goals from Lincoln Griffin, Garret Cockerill and Dylan Sikura in the game’s final 24 minutes to salvage a tie against the Atlantic Hockey foe. In net, Northeastern goalie Cayden Primeau made 24 saves in keeping…
by Patrick Milne The Northeastern men’s hockey team got off to an uncharacteristically hot start, winning both games against Sacred Heart over the weekend. Northeastern scored 7 goals in each game and only gave up 3 to the Pioneers. Northeastern’s offense was generated by both young guys like freshman Zach Solow (3G, 3A) and sophomores…
By: Dan McLoone BOSTON – The offense continues to click for the Northeastern hockey team, as the Huskies finished off a weekend sweep of Sacred Heart with a 7-0 win at Matthews Arena on Saturday night. Dylan Sikura got the scoring started for the Huskies (2-0-0), scoring on a power play just 3:47 into the game…
By Josh Brown BOSTON – It may have been opening night, but Northeastern displayed a year’s worth of chemistry in game number one. Led by two goals apiece from Grant Jozefek and Matt Filipe, and a four-point night from freshman Zach Solow (1 goal, 3 assists), the Huskies routed Sacred Heart, 7-3, in front of…
By: Josh Brown Head Coach: Jim Madigan (7th season) Last Season: 18-15-5 (9-10-3 in HE, 8th); Lost to Boston University in Hockey East Quarterfinals Losses: D Nick Fiorentino, D Jon Barry, F Sam Kurker, D Jake Schechter, F Zach Aston-Reese, F Brendan Collier, F John Stevens, F Tanner Pond, F Mike Jamieson, F Ryan Rosenthal…
by Pete McKay BOSTON — The Northeastern men’s hockey team routed Prince Edward Island in the first game of the season, an exhibition at Matthews Arena. The final score was 9-1, with four first-period goals coming from Grant Jozefek, Bobby Hampton, and Adam Gaudette twice, three second-period goals coming from Nolan Stevens and Dylan Sikura…
