PREGAME PRIMER: Huskies face No. 1 seed Charleston with tourney bid at stake

by Matthew MacCormack and Justin Littman NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. — It’s the matchup everyone wanted to see. The North Charleston Coliseum will play host to Tuesday night’s Colonial Athletic Association tournament championship, with the conference’s automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament on the line. Top-seeded Charleston (25-7) takes on the No. 2 seed Northeastern Huskies

Men’s baseball splits four-game series with Mizzou

By: Alexander Tsipis

On Friday, the Huskies began a four-game series against the University of Missouri Tigers at City of Palms Park in Fort Myers.  Led by 2017 freshman All-American Kameron Misner, the Tigers boast one of the most powerful lineups in the country (9.3 runs per game). The Huskies sent senior right hander Brian Christian to the mound in game one. The Tigers jumped on him early after a two-out double plated two in the first. But, Christian kept the Huskies in the game, allowing three runs on four hits in four innings of work while also tallying three strikeouts. Andrew Misiaszek threw three scoreless innings in relief for Northeastern before Mizzou was able to collect three, two-out hits in the bottom of the 8th, adding two late insurance runs. Across the diamond, Mizzou started Bryce Montes De Oca, a 6-foot-7 redshirt junior right hander who tops out at 99 mph. He kept the Huskies at bay, going 6 1/3 innings allowing four hits and a run while striking out eight as the Tigers beat the Huskies, 5-2.

Saturday featured a doubleheader between the Huskies and Tigers. Northeastern jumped out to an early 3-0 lead thanks to a pair of first inning doubles by senior shortstop Max Burt and junior infielder Ryan Solomon. The Tigers answered with a run in each of the next two innings. Huskies starting pitcher Tyler Brown was brilliant on the mound, allowing just those runs (one earned) before settling in and throwing six masterful innings. Huskies head coach Mike Glavine decided to go to the bullpen after a 6th inning home run by junior Jake Farrell gave the Huskies a 4-2 lead. Mizzou stormed back by putting a five-spot on the board in the bottom of the 7th, but the Huskies answered right back with three of their own in the top of the 8th. The Tigers scored one more in their half of the inning when an aggressive takeout slide broke up what would have been an inning ending double play.  Two quick outs in the top of the 9th left the Huskies trailing 8-6 and down to their final strike when sophomore Kyle Peterson walked, sparking a Huskies rally.  Junior Mason Koppens slapped a two-strike single through the left side and junior Charlie McConnell doubled down the left field line, securing a 10-8 comeback Huskies win. This was the program’s first victory over an SEC school.

Huskies end 2017 with 3-1 win over AIC

By: Josh Brown BOSTON – With Dylan Sikura and Jeremy Davies in Switzerland for the Spengler Cup and defenseman Collin Murphy making his collegiate debut, it was a bit of new look Northeastern line chart on Saturday night against American International College. It did not matter. Behind goals from Nolan Stevens, Zach Solow and Matt

Bonnies throttle NU, 84-65

By Michael Petillo OLEAN, N.Y.– After what was a fairly close first half, Northeastern came out flat in the second period and ended up dropping a tough road contest against A-10 foe St. Bonaventure 84-65.  The loss brought an end to the Huskies 5-game win streak and extended the Bonnies win streak to 6 games. The

CAA Preview: Northeastern Basketball

Head Coach: Bill Coen (12th season) Last Season: 15-16 (8-10, 6th in CAA); lost to Towson in CAA Quarterfinal Projected Finish: 6th Preseason All-Conference Selections: G Devon Begley (Honorable Mention), F/C Jeremy Miller (Honorable Mention)     Losses: G T.J. Williams (21.4 ppg, 5.3 apg, 4.7 rpg; CAA Player of the Year) F Alex Murphy (14.0 ppg, 5.8 rpg) Newcomers: G

CAA Preview: Towson Tigers

Head Coach: Pat Skerry (7th season) 2016-2017 Record: 20-13 (11-7 CAA) Projected Finish: 2 Preseason All-Conference Selections: G Mike Morsell (Second Team), G Deshaun Morman (Honorable Mention)   Key Additons G Travis Ingram (I.C. Norcom, Suffolk, Va.) G Jeffrey Prophete (Fort Lauderdale, Sunrise, Fla.) G Quinton Drayton (Bowie/Bowie, Md.) Key Losses: F William Adala Moto

CAA Preview: Elon University Phoenix

Head Coach: Matt Matheny Last Season: 18-14 (10-8), 5th in CAA Projected Finish: 3rd Preseason All-Conference Selections: F Tyler Seibring (First-Team), F Brian Dawkins (Second-Team)   Losses: G Luke Eddy (7.3 ppg, 3.2 rpg) F Christian Hairston (2.5 ppg, 2.6 rpg) G Ryder Bowline (0.0 ppg, 0.5 rpg) G Patrick Ryan (1.8 ppg, 0.5 rpg) Newcomers:

CAA Preview: Hofstra Pride

Head Coach: Joe Mihalich (5th Season at Hofstra, 20th Overall) Last Season: 15-17 Overall, (7-11 CAA), T-7th Place, Lost in First Round Projected Finish: 4th   Preseason All-Conference Selections: G Justin Wright-Foreman (First Team), C Rokas Gustys (Second Team), G Eli Pemberton (Honorable Mention) Additions: G Kenny Wormley (Junior, JUCO/Siena) F Joel Angus III (Graduate Senior, Southeast Missouri State)

CAA Preview: UNCW Seahawks

Coach: C.B. McGrath (1st Season) Last Season: 29-6 Overall, (15-3 CAA), 1st Place, CAA Tournament Champions Projected Finish: 5th Preseason All-Conference Selections: Devontae Cacock (First Team), Jordon Talley (Honorable Mention)     Additions: G Tyrone Taylor (Sophomore, Wichita State) C Trey Kalina (Junior, JUCO/Chattanooga) G Jacque Brown (Junior, Cape Fear CC) G Daniel Etoroma (Junior, Lewis and Clark Community

CAA Preview: Delaware Blue Hens

Head Coach: Martin Ingelsby (second season) Last Season: 13-20 (5-13), 9th in CAA Projected Finish: 7th Preseason All-Conference Selections: G Ryan Daly; All-CAA 2nd Team   Losses: G Cazmon Hayes (8.6 ppg, 3.3 rpg) F Chivarsky Corbett (6.4 ppg, 3.0 rpg) F Devonne Pinkard (6.3 ppg, 2.5 rpg) F Barnett Harris (1.5 ppg, 2.1 rpg) G

CAA Preview: William & Mary Tribe

Head Coach: Tony Shaver Last Season: 17-14 (10-8, 5th in CAA) Projected Finish: 8 Preseason Honorable Mentions: G David Cohn and F Nathan Knight Additions: Jihar Williams, G (Friends School of Baltimore/Baltimore, Md.) Luke Loewe, G (Fond du Lac/Fond du Lac, Wis.) Cole Harrison, F (Montrose Christian (Md.)/Brentwood, Tenn.) Losses: Daniel Dixon, G (19.2 ppg, 4.7 rpg,

CAA Preview: Drexel Dragons

Head Coach: Zach Spiker (2nd season) Last Season: 9-23 (3-15), 10th place CAA Projected Finish: 9th Preseason All-Conference Selections: G Kurk Lee; All-CAA Second Team   Departures: F Rodney Williams (15.6 ppg, 6.8 rpg) F/C Mohamed Bah (4.3 ppg, 3.7 rpg) G Kari Jonsson (10.1 ppg, 43.6% 3 pt) G John Moran F Jeremy Peck

CAA Preview: James Madison

Head Coach: Louis Rowe (2nd Season) Last Season: 10-23 (7-11 CAA T-8th place; lost in Quarterfinals of CAA Tournament to College of Charleston) Projected Finish: 10th Preseason All Conference Selections: None   Departures: G Jackson Kent (14.0 ppg, 2.3 apg) F Yohanny Dalembert (9.2 ppg, 5.8 rpg) G Shakir Brown (9.0 ppg) F Tom Vodanovich

Husky volleyball continues winning ways

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

Late rally propels Northeastern to tie at RIT

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

Hockey East Preview – Boston College Eagles

By: Joseph Barbito Head Coach: Jerry York (23rd season) Last Season: 25-15-4 (13-6-3 in Conference, tied 1st) Lost to UMass Lowell in Hockey East Championship Losses: D Scott Savage, F Austin Cangelosi, F Chris Calnan, F Ryan Fitzgerald, F Matthew Gaudreau, F Colin White Additions: D Michael Karow, F Logan Hutsko, F Casey Carreau, F

Hockey East Preview – University of Massachusetts Lowell

By: Patrick Milne Coach: Norm Bazin (7th Season) Last Season: 27-11-3 (14-7-1 Hockey East, 1st), Hockey East Champions, Lost to Notre Dame in Quarterfinals of NCAA Tournament Additions: D Croix Evingson, F Chris Schutz (Red Shirt Junior), F Charlie Levesque, F Eriks Zohovs, D Anthony Baxter, F Cole Paskus, F Connor Sodergren Losses: D Michael Kapla, F Joe Gambardella, F Evan Campbell, F C.J. Smith, D Dylan

Hockey East Preview – Boston University Terriers

By: Kyle Williams Coach: David Quinn – 5th season (83-54-17) Last Season: 24-12-3 (13-6-3 in HE, tied for 1st); Lost to Boston College in HE Semifinals; Lost to Minnesota Duluth in NCAA Quarterfinals Losses: Charlie McAvoy (D); Doyle Somerby (D); Clayton Keller (F); Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson (F); Kieffer Bellows (F); Tommy Kelley (F) Newcomers: Cameron Crotty

Hockey East Preview – University of Vermont

By: Joe Barbito Head Coach – Kevin Sneddon, 15th season Last Season – 20-13-5 (10-8-4 in Hockey East, 6th); lost to Boston College in HE Quarterfinals. Losses – G Mike Santaguida, D Mike Lee, D Rob Hamilton, F Tom Forgione, F Brendan Bradley, F Mario Puskarich, F Brady Shaw, D Chris Muscoby, D Ori Abramson, F Malcoln Mckinney,

Hockey East Preview – Merrimack College

By: James Duffy Coach: Mark Dennehy; 13th season Last Season: 15-16-6 (8-8-6 in HE, 7th); Lost to New Hampshire in HE First Round Additions: G Logan Halladay, D Evan Bell, D Dominic Dockery, D Simon Loof, F Jackson Bales, F Logan Drevitch, F Laine McKay  Losses: D Jonathan Lashyn (0G – 6A, 34 GP), F Chris LeBlanc (5G – 10A, 27 GP), F

Hockey East Preview – University of New Hampshire Wildcats

By: Patrick Milne Coach: Dick Umile (28th Season) Last Season: 15-20-5 (7-11-4 Hockey East, 10th); Lost to UMass Lowell in Hockey East Quarterfinals. Additions: D James Miller, D Max Gildon, F Kohei Sato, F Eric MacAdams, F Charlie Kelleher, D Benton Maass, G Mike Robinson Losses: D Matias Cleland, F Jamie Hill, D Dylan Maller, F Tyler Kelleher As the Wildcats look to the 2017-18 season,

Hockey East Preview – University of Maine Black Bears

By: James Duffy Coach: Red Gendron; 5th season Last Season: 11-21-4 (5-15-2 Hockey East, 11th); Lost to Vermont in HE First Round Losses: F Cam Brown, F Blaine Byron, D Eric Schurhamer, G Matt Morris Newcomers: F Adam Dawe, F AJ Drobot, F Brent Hill, F Kevin Hock, F Adrian Holesinsky, F Jack Quinlivan, F Eduards Tralmaks, F Emil Westerlund, F Tim Doherty, F Canon Pieper, D Alexis Binner, D Simon

Hobey Baker eludes Huskies’ Zach Aston-Reese

By: Josh Brown CHICAGO- Despite a historic season that saw him win Hockey East Player of the Year honors, Northeastern assistant captain Zach Aston-Reese left the Aon Grand Ballroom in Chicago without the nation’s most prestigious hardware on Friday evening. University of Denver defenseman Will Butcher beat out Aston-Reese and Union College forward Mike Vecchione for

Aston-Reese named Hobey Hat Trick finalist

By: Josh Brown In a historic moment for Northeastern hockey, the Hobey Baker Memorial Award named senior assistant captain Zach Aston-Reese to the Hobey Hat Trick on Thursday afternoon. Aston-Reese is joined by Union forward Mike Vecchione and Denver defenseman Will Butcher as the three players remaining in contention for the nation’s top award, which

Three Keys: How Northeastern Can Upset Towson

By: Matthew MacCormack Northeastern takes on Towson in the first round of the Colonial Athletic Association tournament on Saturday night. WRBB coverage begins at 8 p.m, with Jeremy Leopold, Justin Littman and Matt MacCormack on the call on our exclusive live stream: http://www.wrbbsports.com/listen-live/. CHARLESTON, S.C — It seems all-too fitting that after 30 games, the Northeastern men’s basketball

Northeastern conquers Drexel for eighth straight

https://soundcloud.com/user-229761237/112-bill-coen-after-nu-beats-drexel-92-75 In a scrappy CAA contest Thursday night in Boston, the Northeastern Huskies held off Drexel, 92-75, to extend an 8-game winning streak.  The Huskies bettered their conference record to 5-0 behind yet another top-notch performance by senior guard and CAA Player of the Year candidate T.J. Williams.   Williams had a relatively quiet first

NU upsets Michigan State, 81-73

By: Matthew MacCormack The Northeastern Huskies have earned the label “Giant Killers.” Just a month after marching into Gampel Pavilion in Storrs, CT and upending perennial powerhouse UConn, Northeastern upset Michigan State in East Lansing on Saturday, shocking the Spartans with a 81-73 victory. After an MSU layup tied the game at 59-59 with 7:48

NU escapes Vermont with 59-57 win

By: Matthew MacCormack BURLINGTON, VT- Alex Murphy had 21 points and nine rebounds, and T.J. Williams chipped in 17 points as Northeastern came back from a 13-point halftime deficit to beat Vermont, 59-57 at Patrick Gymnasium. Devon Begley swatted UVM’s Trae Bell-Haynes (15 points) on a layup that would have given the Catamounts a lead

Husky Sports Update Week 10: 11/7-11/13

Northeastern opened up the much-awaited basketball season Friday with a matchup against local rival Boston University. TJ Williams scored a career-high 30 points for the Huskies in an 87-77 victory. He and Alex Murphy came up huge, combining for 50 points, with Murphy’s 20 also representing a career high. The Huskies set the tone early

Huskies bounce BU in season opener

By: Matthew MacCormack The Northeastern Huskies were forced to replace 70% of their scoring from a season ago. New faces speckled the roster in Tuesday’s season-opening bout with Boston University at Matthews Arena, and the question loomed: where are the points going to come from? After one game, it looks like head coach Bill Coen’s

CAA Preview: Northeastern Huskies

Coach: Bill Coen (11th season) Last Season: 18-15 (6th in CAA) Additions: F Alex Murphy (Florida/Southborough, Mass.) G Shawn Occeus (Grandview Prep/Boynton Beach, Fla.) G Bolden Brace (Santa Barbara High/Santa Barbara Calif.) G/F Maxime Boursiquot (Kent School/Ottawa, Ontario) Losses: G David Walker (17.9 ppg, 4.0 apg, 3.6 rpg, First Team All-CAA) F Quincy Ford (16.4

CAA Preview: UNCW Seahawks

Coach: Kevin Keatts (3rd season) Last Season: 25-8 (T-1st, CAA Tournament champs) Additions: G Ambrose Mosley (Old Dominion/Jacksonville, Fla.) F Matt Elmore (Dixon/Jacksonville, N.C.) G Jaylen Fornes (Word of God/Pamlico County, N.C.) Losses: G Craig Ponder (11.4 ppg, 3.1 rpg) C C.J. Gettys (5.3 ppg, 5.1 rpg) F Dylan Sherwood (4.1 ppg, 2.3 rpg) G

Husky Sports Update Week 9: 10/31-11/6

By: Patrick Milne Men’s Hockey Over the weekend, the men’s hockey team had two highly anticipated showdowns against their cross-town rivals, the Boston University Terriers. BU came into the weekend ranked No. 4 in the nation, after beating Sacred Heart 7-0 and Quinnipiac 3-0. However, the injured Huskies, missing both John and Nolan Stevens, came

CAA Preview: Hofstra Pride

Coach: Joe Mihalich (4th Year) Last Season: 24-10 (14-4, 1st in CAA) Additions: G Deron Powers (Hampton/Williamsburg, VA) G Elijah Pemberton (Cheshire Academy/Middletown, CT) F Ty Greer (Daytona State/ Chicago, IL) F Stafford Trueheart II (Canisius HS/Lancaster, NY) Losses: G Juan’ya Green  (17.8 ppg, 7.1 apg, 4.4 rpg, CAA Player of the Year) G Ameen

CAA Preview: Elon Phoenix

Head Coach: Matt Matheny Last Season: 16-16 (CAA 7-11) Departures: G Tanner Samson (11.8 ppg, 4.3 rpg) G Sam Hershberger C Tony Sabato   Additions: G Seth Fuller (Dublin Coffman/Dublin, OH) By: Mack Krell Elon ended last season with a disappointing one-point loss to Drexel in the first round of the Colonial Athletic Association tournament.

Huskies drop Hockey East opener to Vermont, 3-2

By Josh Brown Before Sunday afternoon’s Hockey East opener between No. 16 Northeastern and Vermont got underway, a bit of bad news circulated Huskies nation. With John Stevens already out of the lineup due to an upper-body injury he suffered against Arizona State, the revelation that his brother Nolan had suffered an upper-body injury as

CAA Preview: James Madison Dukes

By: Jeremy Leopold (@Jeremyleopold) Head Coach: Louis Rowe (1st season) Last Season: 21-11 (11-7 CAA T-3rd place)   Departures: G Ron Curry (17.3 ppg, 3.6 apg, First Team All-CAA) G Winston Grays III (5.5 ppg, 2.5 rpg) G Matt Risse G Kevin Kangni Newcomers: G Terrence Johnson (South Mountain Community College/Tuscon, AZ) G Vince Holmes

Husky Sports Update: Week 6 (10/10-10/16)

By: Mack Krell (@MackKrell) This past weekend Northeastern Men’s Hockey played a home-and-home series against a crosstown opponent in Bentley University. Going into Friday night, Northeastern was 0-1-1 on the year, having played a two-game series at Quinnipiac last weekend. Despite taking 35 shots in the game, Northeastern tied Bentley 1-1 on Friday night with

CAA Preview: William & Mary Tribe

By: Justin Littman (@JLitt_Man) Head Coach – Tony Shaver (14th Season) Last season – 20-11 (CAA: 11-7), T-3rd place Losses:  G/F Terry Tarpey (10.5 ppg, 7.8 rpg, CAA Defensive POTY) F Sean Sheldon (9.6 ppg, 3.2 rpg) Newcomers:  F Nathan Knight (Kimball Union/Syracuse, NY) G/F Justin Pierce (Glenbard West/Glen Ellyn, IL) Last year, William & Mary proved that consistency

Northeastern skates to 1-1 tie against Bentley

By: Josh Brown (@Josh_Brown31) WATERTOWN, Mass. – After being swept by Bentley in a nightmare home-and-home series last season, it’s natural to assume Northeastern came into Friday night’s game with a little bit of revenge on the mind. Unfortunately for the No. 16/14 Huskies (0-1-2), Falcons goaltender Jayson Argue had other ideas. Despite outshooting Bentley (1-0-0)

CAA Preview: Towson Tigers

By: Mack Krell (@MackKrell) Head Coach: Pat Skerry Last Season: 20-13 (11-7 CAA) Departures: G Byron Hawkins (13.2 ppg, 2.5 rpg) G Josh Ivory  F Timajh Parker-Rivera (6.5 ppg, 6.5 rpg) Newcomers: G Brian Starr (Colby Community College/Kansas City, MO) G Deshaun Morman (Cincinatti/Richmond, VA) G Zane Martin (Neumann-Goretti/Philadelphia, PA) F Justin Gorham (Calvert Hall/Baltimore,

CAA Preview: Drexel Dragons

By: Jeremy Leopold (@Jeremyleopold) Head Coach: Zach Spiker (1st season) Last Season: 6-25  (3-15 CAA, 9th place) Departures:   G Tavon Allen (13.1 ppg, 2.8 rpg)  G Terrell Allen (9.8 ppg, 3.5 apg, CAA All-Rookie Team) F Kazembe Abif (9.3 ppg, 7.0 rpg) G Ahmad Fields G Chandler Fraser- Pauls G Rashann London (7.5 ppg,

Husky Sports Update: Week 5 (9/26-10/2)

By: Ravi Pandya (@RealRaviPandya) Men’s Ice Hockey: The Huskies started off their 2016-2017 campaign with a 3-1 exhibition win against Acadia at Matthews Arena. The highlights of the game included goals from Adam Gaudette, Trevor Owens, and Eric Williams, and 22 combined saves from goalkeepers Ryan Ruck and Jake Theut. Although the team is happy

CAA Preview: Delaware Blue Hens

By: PJ Wright (@PJWright34) Head Coach: Martin Ingelsby (first season) Last Season: 7-23 (2-16), 10th in CAA Losses: G Kory Holden (17.7 ppg, 3.0 rpg, 2nd team All-CAA) F Maurice Jeffers (5.2 ppg, 4.8 rpg) F Marvin King-Davis (14.8 ppg, 9.0 rpg, 3rd team All-CAA) G Sean Locke (0.7 ppg, 0.3 rpg) Newcomers: F Jacob Cushing

Husky Sports Update: Week 4 (9/19-9/25)

By: Joe Barbito (@barbitosfritos) The Northeastern women’s soccer team won a thriller in extra time against Drexel on Sunday as Hannah Rosenblatt scored the golden goal on a penalty kick to win the game for the Huskies. This was Rosenblatt’s second golden goal and her third game-winner of the season. Both teams were aggressive throughout

Hockey East Preview – Boston College

By: Joe Barbito Head Coach – Jerry York (22nd season) Last Season – 28-8-5 (15-2-5 in Hockey East, 1st), lost in Conference Quarterfinals to Northeastern, lost in Frozen Four to Quinnipiac Losses – D Steve Santini, F Miles Wood, F Alex Tuch, F Adam Gilmour, G Thatcher Demko, D Ian McCoshen, F Zach Sanford, D

Hockey East Preview – Boston University

By: Josh Brown Head Coach – David Quinn, 4th season Last Season – 21-13-5 (12-6-4 in Hockey East, 5th); lost in NCAA Tournament first round Losses – D Matt Grzelcyk, D Brandon Fortunato F Danny O’Regan, F Mike Moran, F Ahti Oksanen, F Matt Lane, F Erik Udahl, F Dillon Lawrence, F Robbie Baillargeon, G Sean

Hockey East Preview – Merrimack College

By: James Duffy Head Coach – Mark Dennehy, 12th season Last Season – 13-19-7 (5-10-7 in Hockey East, 7th); Lost in second round of conference playoffs to Providence College Losses –  F Craig Wyszomirski, F Brian Christie, F Ben Bahe, F Justin Hussar, F John Gustafsson, D Matt Cronin, G Joe Pantalone Newcomers –  F

Husky Sports Update: Week 2

by James Duffy Fall sports are getting into full swing, and as the school year is kicking off, Northeastern teams have been doing the same. Here’s a recap of last week’s action: 9/8 Women’s Soccer Northeastern rolled over Holy Cross 4-0 for their third win of the season. Junior Kayla Cappuzzo scored twice, and Nathalie

Husky Sports Update: Week 1

by Gavin Davis As you’ve been busy moving in, Northeastern’s student-athletes have been competing across the country. Here’s a quick recap of last week’s action: 8/28: Women’s Field Hockey Northeastern defeated California 3-2 in an overtime thriller. Senior Natalie Stewart scored the game winner in OT from an assist from fellow senior Alyssa Carlson to take her team

Kwesi Abakah transfers to Richmond

by: Matthew MacCormack The Northeastern basketball team will look a little different when it hits the hardwood this winter. Husky forward Kwesi Abakah is transferring to Richmond, according to a tweet from Abakah’s personal Twitter account. Abakah’s move comes just weeks after rising sophomore guard Brandon Kamga announced he was transferring to High Point. The

Huskies Fall to UNCW in CAA Semifinals

by Matthew MacCormack In a lot of ways, the final game of Northeastern’s season mirrored the 2015-16 campaign as a whole. Exactly one month ago, the Huskies were 12-13. The defending CAA champions were sitting at a paltry 8th in the conference, and the season looked lost. Then Northeastern won five of its next six

Huskies Handle Tigers, Move on to CAA Semi-Finals

by Matthew MacCormack Bill Coen can add fortuneteller to his already-loaded résumé. “Heading into tournament time, your best players have to play well,” the Northeastern head coach said in Tuesday’s Colonial Athletic Association teleconference. “And I think the secret to it is you have to get production and performance from an unsung hero…Whoever is going

Huskies Rally Late But Fall Short At Hofstra

By: Matthew MacCormack Hempstead, NY- There’s no such thing as a good loss, but there were some encouraging signs from Northeastern’s 65-60 defeat at Hofstra Sunday afternoon. Despite missing starting guard T.J. Williams for the second straight game for academic reasons, the Huskies (15-14, 7-9 CAA) clawed back from a 13-point second-half deficit to bring

Hockey East Notebook 1/21/16

By: James Duffy Weekend Review Don’t look now, but there’s a team climbing out of the basement. The red-hot Northeastern Huskies kept the good times rolling last weekend with a sweep of New Hampshire, locking up four points to give them seven on the season. That’s right, they got more points in their last two

Hockey East Notebook 1/14/16

By: James Duffy Weekend Review It’s been a while, but the Hockey East Notebook is back after a long winter break and better than ever. There’s a lot to dive into since the last edition, with every team in Hockey East having played their fair share of games over the past month, so with out

#2 Boston College Squeaks By Northeastern 4-3

By: Joshua Brown BOSTON- Up 3-1 entering the third period, things were looking up for Northeastern. Despite coming into the game without a conference win to date, the Huskies played Umass Lowell to the bitter end in an overtime loss up in Belfast, before tying the Eagles Saturday night at Boston College. But then something

Hockey East Notebook 12/3/15

By: James Duffy Weekend Review Northeastern and UMass Lowell travelled across the pond over Thanksgiving break to take part in the first ever Friendship Four in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The two faced off head-to-head, with Lowell crushing Northeastern 3-2 in overtime. Northeastern routed Colgate 7-1 in the second round, while Lowell ended up playing Brown

Huskies Upset #15 Miami 78-77

By: Matthew MacCormack Call of game-winner “You just set the bar. That was the hottest team in the country. They’re talking about them, ACC champs, everything else. You just set the bar. When you set your minds, that’s who you can be.” Northeastern head coach Bill Coen could hardly contain his excitement as he addressed

Hockey East Notebook 11/19/15

By: James Duffy Weekend Review Now that every team has played at least two games against conference opponents, the Hockey East standings are starting to take form. Yet again it’s UMass Lowell sitting at the top, going 4-0-2 in six conference games after sweeping Maine this weekend. Kevin Boyle was incredible in net again for the

Hockey East Notebook 11/11/2015

By: James Duffy Weekend Review Thatcher Demko and Boston College are the main attraction once again in Hockey East, as the junior goalie shutout Maine in back-to-back games over the weekend, stopping 60 shots over the course of the weekend. The pair of shutouts earned Demko Warrior Player of the Week honors, and he hasn’t allowed a

CAA Preview- Northeastern University

By: David Kroopnick Coach: Bill Coen (9th season with Northeastern) Last year: 23-12 Overall (12-6 CAA) T-1st in the CAA, CAA Tournament Champions, Lost to Notre Dame in the Round of 64 in the NCAA Tournament What Happened:  Northeastern had its ups and downs during the 2014-2015 campaign, but finished in a three-way tie for

Hockey East Notebook- 11/5/15

By: James Duffy Weekend Review A lot of action took place in Hockey East last week, and a lot of story lines to follow. Massachusetts struggled for the first time all season, dropping two of the three games they played, two of which were in conference. After sneaking by Maine on Friday, they were smoked by

CAA Preview- William & Mary Tribe

By: Justin Littman Head Coach – Tony Shaver (13th Season) Last season – 20-13 (CAA: 12-6), T-1st place Losses: G Marcus Thornton, F Tom Schalk, F Tyler Johnson Newcomers: F Hunter Seacat, G David Cohn, F Paul Rowley   Led by senior guard and eventual CAA Player of the Year Marcus Thornton, many thought last

Hockey East Notebook- 10/29/15

By: James Duffy Weekend Review The opening weekend of Hockey East play was hardly decisive to say the least. Of the five Hockey East matchups this weekend, three ended in ties, and the other games were a home-and-home between Boston University and Connecticut, that they ended up splitting. Merrimack and UMass Lowell played to a

CAA Preview- James Madison Dukes

By: Jake Fischer Head Coach: Matt Brady (8th season) Last Season: 19-14 (12-6 CAA, share of CAA title) Departures: G Shawn Wilborne, G Dante Sterling, F Hari Hall Newcomers: G/F Shakir Brown, G Kevin Kangni, F Ramone Snowden The Dukes claimed a share of the Colonial Athletic Association regular season conference title for the first

Hockey East Notebook- 10/22/15

By: James Duffy Weekend Review Three weeks into the NCAA Hockey season, with every Hockey East team now having played a real game, it looks like we’re starting to get an early picture of where most teams stand this season. Providence College still held their championship form this weekend. After raising their National Championship banner on

CAA Preview- Hofstra Pride

By: Dan McLoone Head Coach: Joe Mihalich (3rd Season) Last Season: 20-14 (10-8, 5th in Colonial Athletic Association) Losses: G Daryl Fowlkes, G Eliel Gonzalez, F Moussa Kone, G Dion Nesmith Newcomers: G Desure Buie, F Ibrahim Djambo, F Denton Koon, G Justin Wright-Foreman Hofstra managed to pull a complete turnaround within just one season,

Hockey East Notebook- 10/15/15

By: James Duffy Weekend Review: With the exception of Notre Dame, every Hockey East team played their first real game last weekend. The 11 teams that played games that counted combined for a record of 9-3-2, and the Fighting Irish won and tied their exhibitions. Providence College had a strong weekend against a very good Miami

CAA Preview – Drexel University Dragons

By: Jeremy Leopold Head Coach: James “Bruiser” Flint (15th season) Last Season: 11-19 (9-9 CAA 6th place) Losses: G Damion Lee, G Freddie Wilson, C Sooren Derboghosian Newcomers: G Terrell Allen, F Andrew Cartwright, G Miles Overton (transfer will sit out 2015-2016 season)   The big news out of Drexel this offseason was the transfer of star

Hockey East Notebook – 10/8/2015

By: James Duffy College hockey is back. The games may have been just exhibitions, but last weekend, 10 of the 12 teams in Hockey East opened up their season with practice games against teams hailing from the Great North. Teams from Hockey East combined to be 8-2 against these Canadian squads, with the only losses

CAA Preview – Delaware Blue Hens

By: Matt MacCormack Head Coach: Monte Ross (10th season) Last Season: 10-20 (CAA: 9-9), 6th place Losses: G Kyle Anderson, F Tom Allshouse, G Matt Grassi Newcomers: G Tyler Burns, G Curtis Lochner The conversation about this year’s Blue Hens squad starts and ends with a pair of standout sophomores who thrived in their first

CAA Preview- Elon University Phoenix

By: Matt MacCormack Head Coach: Matt Matheny (7th season) Last Season: 15-18 (CAA: 6-12), 8th place Losses: G Elijah Bryant (transfer), G Austin Hamilton, G Kevin Blake, F Ryan Winters Newcomers: G Steven Santa Ana, F Tyler Seibring, G Sheldon Eberhardt, F/C Karolis Kundrotas, G Dainan Swoope     Things worked out pretty well for

Men’s Hockey: Northeastern Picked 7th in HEWBA Preseason Poll, Roy Named To All-Hockey East Team

By: Josh Brown The Northeastern University men’s hockey team was picked to finish seventh in the annual Hockey East Writers and Broadcasters Association annual poll released just after midnight on Sunday. The seventh-place projection comes a year after the Huskies finished sixth in the conference last season, finishing with a 16-16-4 record (11-9-2 HE). Boston College

Hockey East Preview – Merrimack Warriors

By: Sam Davidovich Head Coach: Mark Dennehy (11th season) Last season: 16-18-4 (HE: 5-14-3) (11th in conference) Losses: D Dan Kolomatis, D Justin Mansfield, F Quinn Gould, F Clayton Jardine, G Kyle Singleton, G Joe Pantalone, G Rasmus Tirronen Newcomers:  D Alex Carle, F Michael Babcock, F Matt Foget, F Ludvig Larsson, F Derek Petti,

Your New Home for Huskies Sports

Over the past year, I gradually came to realize that our website needed some upgrades if we were to meet our own standards for coverage of Northeastern athletics. After a little planning and some hard work, we’ve unveiled this: a faster and sleeker WRBBSports.com. A huge thank you to WRBB’s Webmaster Stefan Cepko and Finance Director

Szmatula Leaves Northeastern

By: Josh Brown Northeastern  junior Mike Szmatula has announced he is leaving the program on Friday, April 12, via a tweet on his personal account. The Commerce Township, Michigan native had 13 goals and 16 assists last season for the Huskies, ending his career with 28 goals and 40 assists in a Northeastern uniform. Szmatula

Huskies Sweep Two-Game Set From Notre Dame

By: Josh Brown After being outplayed for the first two periods, a mere couple of moments flipped the script for Northeastern en route to a 4-2 win over Notre Dame Saturday night, sweeping the weekend series with the Fighting Irish. Zach Aston-Reese scored just 2:06 into the third period and then again just 10 seconds later

Hedges Lifts Northeastern Past Notre Dame

By: Josh Brown Northeastern has sure had a flare for the dramatic in the team’s current 8-2-3 stretch after starting out the year an abysmal 0-8-1. It was the same and song dance Friday night for the Huskies, who scored with just 1:30 left to pick up much-needed Hockey East points in a 3-2 victory over Notre

Huskies Beat, Tie Vermont

They took care of business when it mattered. The Northeastern Huskies traveled up to Burlington, Vermont to play the #9 University of Vermont Catamounts over the weekend, winning on Friday night, while tying a non-conference matchup Saturday. The non-conference game was due to the Wildcats traveling down to Matthews Arena earlier in the year, defeating

NOTES: Northeastern Defeats Yale 3-2

By: Josh Brown Some notes and observations from Northeastern’s 3-2 win over Yale Tuesday night. Big thanks to Northeastern Sports Information for the notes. NOTES: Kevin Roy’s goal at the 15:40 mark of the second period was his 100th career point. Roy’s the 47th player in team history to reach the feat. Roy is also

Huskies Grind Out 2-1 Win at Providence

By: Josh Brown PROVIDENCE- After Wednesday night’s 5-1 shellacking by the Providence College Friars, Northeastern coach Jim Madigan called his team “soft” and assured that no one’s job in the lineup was safe. The Huskies took that message to heart, and proceeded to go into Providence Saturday afternoon and defeat the Friars 2-1 behind goals

Huskies Win Hall of Fame Tipoff

By: Josh Brown After impressive wins over Boston University and Florida State to open up the season, the Northeastern Men’s Basketball Team (4-0) took home some hardware over the weekend, defeating Navy and Manhattan on back to back days to win the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Tipoff at Mohegan Sun Arena. The 4-0

Huskies Earn First Win of Season Against UNH

By: Josh Brown BOSTON- Huskies fans can breathe again. After starting the season winless in the teams first nine games, Northeastern received goals from two newcomers to defeat the University of New Hampshire (4-6-0, 1-3-0 in Hockey East) 2-1 Saturday night at Matthews Arena. Northeastern (1-8-1, 1-4-1 in Hockey East) received 35 saves from senior

CAA Preview: Northeastern Huskies

By Zolan Kanno-Youngs Head Coach – Bill Coen, 111-112 (9th season) Last season- 11-21 (7-9 CAA) Losses- F Chris Avenant, G Demetrius Pollard, G Marco Banegas-Flores, F Derrico Peck Newcomers- G Devon Begley, G Alex Jordan. It’s no surprise the Huskies have been picked to win the CAA title after returning their entire core from

CAA Preview: UNCW Seahawks

By Jeremy Leopold Head Coach- Kevin Keatts (1st season) Last Season- 9-23 (3-14 CAA) Losses- G Chris Dixon, G Tanner Milson, G Zack Allen, G Marcus Graham, G Ben Eblen, F Shane Reybold, F Alex Kilmartin Newcomers- G Malik Pugh, G Jordan Talley, G Nick Powell, (Transfers who have to sit out this season: Denzel

CAA Preview: William & Mary Tribe

By Kyle Williams Head Coach – Tony Shaver (12th season) Last Season – 20-12 (10-6, Colonial Athletic Conference) Losses – F Tim Rusthoven, G Brandon Britt, G Kyle Gaillard, G Julian Boatner, F Sean Sheldon, G Ben Whitlatch, F Fred Heldring Newcomers – G Connor Burchfield, G David Cohn, G Daniel Dixon, G Glover Jamison,

CAA Preview: Hofstra Pride

By Dan McLoone Head Coach – Joe Mihalich (2nd Season) Last Season – 10-23 (5-11, Colonial Athletic Association) Losses – G Zeke Upshaw, F Jordan Allen, F Darren Payen, F Dan Steinberg, G Chris Jenkins, G Adam Savion, F Stephen Nwaukoni Newcomers – G Malik Nichols, G Juan’ya Green, G Ameen Tanksley, F Rokas Gustys,

CAA Preview: Drexel Dragons

By Justin Littman Head Coach- Bruiser Flint (14th Season) Last Season- 16-14 (8-8, CAA) Losses- G Chris Fouch, G Frantz Massenat, G Stevan Manojlovic, F Goran Pantovic, G Jake Lerner, F Dartaye Ruffin Newcomers- C Sooren Derboghosian, G Sammy Mojica, F Austin Williams, G Rashann London, F Tyshawn Myles After a disappointing, injury-riddled 2013-14 season,

Quinnipiac Sweeps Northeastern, Huskies Fall to 0-6

By: Josh Brown HAMDEN- The Northeastern Huskies (0-6-0) set a new program record following their 3-2 loss to Quinnipiac (3-2-1) Saturday night at High Point Solutions Arena. The defeat marked Northeastern’s worst start in program history. Unfortunately for the Huskies they added on to the feat, loosing 4-3 to Quinnipiac Sunday afternoon. “It seems like

CAA Preview: College of Charleston

By Ben Goossen Head Coach- Earl Grant (1st Season) Last Season- 14-18 (6-10, CAA) Losses- Johnathan Burroughs-Cook , Chad Cooke, Judson Hall, Willis Hall, Theo Johnson, Nori Johnson, Anthony Thomas Newcomers- Evan Bailey, Cameron Johnson, Nick Harris, Donovan Gilmore, John Eck, Tim Branin II First year coach Earl Grant has his work cut out for

CAA Preview: James Madison

By Sam Davidovich Head Coach- Matt Brady (7th Season) Last Season- 11-20 (6-10 CAA) Losses- G Charles Cooke, G Andrey Semenov, F Taylor Bessick, G Christian Pierce, F Tom Rivard Newcomers- Winston Grays G, Joey McLean G, Dante Sterling G, Hari Hall F, Matt Risse G Coming in to the new season, the JMU Dukes are

CAA Preview: Towson Tigers

By Mark German Head Coach- Pat Skerry (4th Season) Last Season- 25-11 (13-3, CAA) Losses- Jerrelle Benimon F, Rafriel Guthrie G, Marcus Damas F, Mike Burwell G Newcomers- A.J. Astroth G, Alex Gavrilovic F, Byron Hawkins G, Eddie Keith F, Jordan McNeil G, Mike Morsell F, Arnaud William Adala Moto With three seasons under Pat

Huskies Fall to 0-4, Lose 3-2 to Umass-Amherst

Northeastern entered Friday night’s game 0-3 for the first time since the 1990-1991 season. Unfortunately for the Huskies, it only got worse. Despite controlling the game for much of the action, Massachusetts escaped Matthews Arena with a 3-2 win. At 8:51 of the period UMass defenseman Emerson Auvenshine gave his team the go-ahead and winning

CAA Preview: Elon Phoenix

By Jake Fischer Head Coach – Matt Matheny (6th season) Last Season – 18-14 (11-5, Southern Conference) Losses – F Lucas Troutman, G Sebastian Koch, F Ryley Beaumont, G Jack Isenbarger, Newcomers– G Demitri Thompson, F Collin Luther, F Jack Anton, F Jack George, G Elijah Bryant Entering their first season as members of the

Finn, Colgate Blank Northeastern

BY: JOSH BROWN Colgate University  goaltender Charlie Finn faced 52 shots from Northeastern over the course of the team’s two games this past weekend in upstate New York. The sophomore saved every one, leading the #6 Raiders (3-1) to a pair of 3-0 wins against a Huskies team who have started the year 0-3 for

Acadia downs Northeastern in Exhibition

BY: JOSH BROWN Despite goals from Zach Aston-Reese and Kevin Roy, the #16 Northeastern Huskies started off the season on a sour note loosing to the Acadia Axemen 3-2 in the team’s only preseason game. Northeastern scored the only goal of the first period on a Zach Aston-Reese penalty shot at 10:05 in the period.

7-footer Sajon Ford commits to Northeastern

By: Zolan Kanno-Youngs Sajon Ford, the 7-foot little brother to Northeastern forward Quincy Ford, has officially committed to Northeastern, according to the elder Ford. Sajon is one of 10 siblings from Quincy’s St. Petersburg, Fla family. The two brothers will have one year to play together after Quincy red-shirted last season due to back surgery.

Hockey East Preview- Boston College Eagles

BY: JOSH BROWN Head Coach– Jerry York (42nd Season, 21st at Boston College) Last Season-28-8-4 (HE: 16-2-2) Losses:  F Johnny Gaudreau, F Kevin Hayes, F Patrick Brown, F Bill Arnold, D Isaac MacLeod Newcomers: F Alex Tuch, F Zach Sanford, D Noah Hanifan 92 goals. That is the productions the Eagles lose with the departures of Kevin

Men’s hockey holds on, beats UMass 5-4

By Josh Brown Despite three, late third period UMass-Amherst (8-19-4) goals, the Northeastern Huskies (17-10-3) were able to outlast the Minutemen 5-4, to claim fourth place in Hockey East at the end of the weekend. The 17th win on the season for Northeastern is its highest win total since the 2008-2009 season. The Huskies struck

Men’s hockey drops Beanpot heartbreaker

By Josh Brown Close but just short. That was the case for the #12 Northeastern Huskies (16-10-3) Monday night in the Beanpot Championship as they fell 4-1 to the #1 ranked Boston College Eagles (22-4-3), in what could arguably be called Northeastern’s best executed game of the season. The win is Boston College’s 5th consecutive

Men’s hockey falls flat, loses to UMass 3-0

By Josh Brown In Hockey East only one thing is certain. Anybody can win on any given night. That was certainly the case Friday night as the Umass-Amherst Minutemen (8-16-4) defeated the Northeastern Huskies (16-9-3) 3-0 in convincing fashion on a night where they out-shot the Huskies 48-27. “It’s fun when you feel good about the process,

Men’s Basketball falls to UAB

By Zolan Kanno-Youngs (Boston, Mass.) — The game was fast, baskets were traded often but the outcome was common as the Huskies lost to University of Alabama Birmingham, 74-69, pushing their losing streak to five games in the nation’s 26th hardest schedule. “I thought it was a winning effort but we’re not getting the results

Hockey suffers sweep by UNH

BOSTON – The Northeastern Huskies had a rough go of it this past weekend, suffering a sweep at the hands of the University of New Hampshire. On Friday, UNH picked up a 3-0 win over the Huskies. New Hampshire took a 1-0 lead just over four minutes into the first period, when Nick Sorkin put

Hockey East Preview: Vermont Catamounts

By Josh Brown Head Coach: Kevin Sneddon (11th season, 147-174-53 career record at UVM) Last season: 11-19-6 (HE: 8-13-6), 7th place Losses: F Ben Albertson, F Brett Bruneteau, D Blake Doerring, G Billy Faust, D Anders Franzon, F Mike Montagna, F RyanRosenthal, F Tobias Nilsson-Ross, G John Vazzano, D Charlie Wemyss Newcomers: F Brendan Bradley, G Pat Feeley, F Tom Forgione, D Rob Hamilton, F Malcolm Mckinney, D Chris Muscoby,

Hockey vs. UMass Lowell 11/9

By Craig White Lowell, MA – The Northeastern Huskies men’s hockey team played their best game all season on Saturday night and came out with a well-earned 4-2 victory.  The Huskies went into Saturday night’s tilt versus the UMass-Lowell Riverhawks without a point in Hockey East play. They were able to pick up two big

CAA Preview: UNCW Seahawks

By Jake Fischer Last Year: 10-20 (5-13), 9th in CAA What Happened: Last season wasn’t one of much competition for the UNCW Seahawks. The 2012-13 campaign in Wilmington was more of a farewell tour to one of the CAA’s all-time best rebounders and shot blockers, Keith Rendleman. While the Hawks would not have been a

CAA Preview: Hofstra Pride

By: David J Kroopnick Last year: 7-25 (4-14 CAA) Last in CAA What Happened: 2012-2013 was a season Hofstra fans are hoping to soon forget. The season started with a number of issues: transfers Jamal Coombs-McDaniel and Taran Buie were suspended four games for violating team rules; the Pride were unable to use their own

Baseball takes sixth Beanpot championship

By Jake Fischer On Monday, the Northeastern Huskies baseball team descended on Fenway Park in search of the school’s sixth baseball Beanpot championship. Standing in their way was the University of Massachusetts Minutemen, also searching for their sixth Beanpot banner, but the Huskies were able to overcome a two-run deficit and take home the 2013

Programming Note re: NIT

WRBB will not be providing coverage of Northeastern vs. Alabama in the NIT. Please see the following note from WRBB’s Sports Director. At WRBB, we take great pride in the fact that we are the flagship station for Northeastern men’s basketball. I believe that our commitment to bringing you the high-quality coverage you deserve is

Hockey East – The Backcheck 3/7

This is a weekly feature appearing on Thursdays that discusses the four teams in the chase for the last two playoff spots in Hockey East. *Tie-breakers are based on head-to-head records. The second tie-breaker is most in-conference wins.* Vermont Catamounts 7th, 8-12-5, 21 pts Tie-Breaker: lose vs. UMass, win vs. Maine Remaining Schedule: 2 vs.

This Week on WRBB: 3/4

Thursday, March 7 8:00 p.m. – Hockey East this Week Friday, March 8 6:45 p.m. – Huskies Pre-Game 7:00 p.m. – Northeastern Hockey: Huskies vs. Boston University with Ben Horner and Jack Thaler from Matthews Arena. Saturday, March 9 2013 WHEA Tournament 3:15 p.m. – Huskies Pre-Game 3:30 p.m. – Northeastern Hockey: Huskies vs. Boston University

Hockey East – The Backcheck 2/28

This is a weekly feature appearing on Thursdays that discusses the four teams in the chase for the last two playoff spots in Hockey East. *Tie-breakers are based on head-to-head records. The second tie-breaker is most in-conference wins.* Vermont Catamounts 7th, 7-11-5, 19 pts Tie-Breaker: lose vs. UMass; win vs. Maine, NU Remaining Schedule: 2

CAA Top of the Ladder Week 6

1. Northeastern University: Clinched 1st place, W-L 18–10 (13-3) Last Week: 1-0 Hashtags: #Clinched #BuzzerBeater #bye #TopDogs #JustGettinStarted The Huskies clinched 1st place in the CAA with their 66-64 nail-biter victory against second place James Madison on Wednesday night. It took a team effort as sophomores Quincy Ford and Reggie Spencer scored 14 and 13

This Week on WRBB Sports: 2/25

Monday, February 25 7:00 p.m. – CAA Full Court Press Wednesday, February 27 6:45 p.m. – Huskies Pre-Game 7:00 p.m. – Northeastern Basketball: Huskies at Georgia State with David Kroopnick and Zolan Kanno-Youngs from GSU Sports Arena in Atlanta, Ga. Thursday, February 28 8:00 p.m. – Hockey East this Week Friday, March 1 3:00 p.m. – Dog

Hockey East – The Backcheck 2/21

This is a weekly feature appearing on Thursdays that discusses the four teams in the chase for the last two playoff spots in Hockey East. Vermont Catamount 7th place, 7-10-4, 18 points Remaining Schedule: 2 vs. UNH, 2 @ bu, 2 vs. BC The Catamounts came up with a huge performance this weekend, taking all

CAA Top of the Ladder: Week 5

1. Northeastern University: 1st place, W-L: 17-10 (12-3); Last Week: 0-2 Hashtags: #roughweek #itaintover #anomaly #OT #endinsight #restfortheweary The Huskies are certainly making the last two weeks of CAA play interesting aren’t they? Following last Monday’s win at William and Mary things seemed to be going Northeastern’s way but came home Wednesday and were knocked-off

This Week on WRBB Sports

Monday, February 18 7:00 p.m. – CAA Full Court Press Tuesday, February 19 6:45 p.m. – Huskies Pre-Game 7:00 p.m. – Northeastern Hockey: Huskies at UMass with Ben Horner and Jack Thaler from Mullins Center in Amherst, Mass. Wednesday, February 20 6:45 p.m. – Huskies Pre-Game 7:00 p.m. – Northeastern Basketball: Huskies vs. James Madison with

Weekend Schedule

It’s an action-packed weekend on WRBB Sports as men’s hockey welcomes Vermont to Matthews for two games and men’s basketball heads to Wilmington with a chance to clinch a share of the regular-season CAA title. Stay updated on how to catch all the action with the information below. Thursday, February 14 8:00 p.m. – Hockey East

Hockey East – The Backcheck 2/14

This is a weekly feature appearing on Thursdays that discusses the four teams in the chase for the last two playoff spots in Hockey East. Massachusetts Minutemen 7th place, 15 points, 9 conference games remaining On Sunday, the Minutemen ran into the buzzsaw that is Merrimack right now, dropping a contest at Lawler Arena 4-2.

Top of the Ladder Week 4

1. Northeastern University 1st place, W-L: 16-8 (11-1) Last Week: 2-0 Hashtags: #Topdogs #winsawin #OTreally? #showindown #aintnothaaang The Huskies capped off a sleeper of a week with an overtime 79-74 victory against Old Dominion on Saturday. The Monarchs were fresh off their first CAA win of the season earlier in the week, but Northeastern senior

This Week on WRBB Sports: 2/11

Monday, February 11 61st Annual Beanpot 7:15 p.m. – Huskies Pre-Game 7:30 p.m. – Northeastern Hockey: Huskies vs. Boston College with Ben Horner, Jack Thaler and Craig White from TD Garden 6:45 p.m. – Huskies Pre-Game 7:00 p.m. – Northeastern Basketball: Huskies at William & Mary with Brandon Challener and Zolan Kanno-Youngs from Kaplan Arena

Hockey East – The Backcheck 2/7

This is a weekly feature appearing on Thursdays that discusses the four teams in the chase for the last two playoff spots in Hockey East. Massachusetts Minutemen 7th place, 15 points, 10 conference games remaining The Minutemen are firing on all cylinders right now. They played their lone game this past weekend on Friday night

Impending Storm Leads to Altered Coverage

Due to the snow storm expected to bury New England in powder over the weekend, the following changes have been made to our broadcast coverage this weekend. Friday, February 8 6:45 p.m. – Huskies Pre-Game 7:00 p.m. – Northeastern Hockey: Huskies at UMass with Ben Horner and Jack Thaler from Mullins Center in Amherst, Mass. Postponed:

CAA Top of the Ladder Week 3

1.  Northeastern University: 1st place, W-L: 14-8 (9-1) Last Week: 1-1 Hashtags: #Imperfect #Hunted #bounceback #homestretch #bottomfeeding The Huskies suffered their first loss of the season on Wednesday night when R.J. Hunter and Georgia State came up to Boston. The Huskies had no answer for Hunter as he dropped 27 points on 10-18 shooting, including

This Week on WRBB Sports: 2/4

Monday, February 4 61st Annual Beanpot Hockey Tournament 4:45 p.m. – Huskies Pre-Game 5:00 p.m. – Northeastern Hockey: Huskies vs. Boston University with Ben Horner, Jack Thaler and Craig White from TD Garden Tuesday, February 5 35th Annual Women’s Beanpot Tournament 7:45 p.m. – Huskies Pre-Game 8:00 p.m. – Northeastern Hockey: Huskies vs. Boston University

Hockey East – The Backcheck 1/31

This is a weekly feature appearing on Thursdays that discusses the four teams in the chase for the last two playoff spots in Hockey East. Massachusetts Minutemen 7th place, 13 points, 11 conference games remaining Vermont Catamounts 8th place, 12 points, 10 conference games remaining The Minutemen and the Catamounts currently occupy the final two

CAA Top of the Ladder: 1/29

This is a weekly feature appearing on Tuesdays that takes a closer look at recent storylines for each of the teams near the top of the CAA standings. Northeastern University: 1st place, W-L: 13-7 (8-0); Last Week: 2-0 Hashtags: #undefeated #2OT #escape  #primetime #driversseat If you have not noticed already, the Huskies are a LEGIT

This Week on WRBB Sports: 1/28

Monday, January 28 7:00 p.m. – CAA Full Court Press Wednesday, January 30 6:45 p.m. – Huskies Pre-Game 7:00 p.m. – Northeastern Basketball: Huskies vs. Georgia State with David Kroopnick and Zolan Kanno-Youngs from Matthews Arena Thursday, January 31 8:00 p.m. – Hockey East this Week Friday, February 1 3:00 p.m. – Dog Pound Sports Sound 6:45

CAA Top of the Ladder

This is a weekly feature appearing on Tuesdays that takes a closer look at recent storylines for each of the teams near the top of the CAA standings. Northeastern University: 1st place, W-L: 11-7 (6-0); Last Week: 2-0 Hashtags: #1stplace #undefeated #Quincywatch The Huskies continued their red-hot start to open conference play with two more

This Week on WRBB Sports: 1/21

Monday, January 21 7:00 p.m. – CAA Full Court Press (CAA Full Court Press will return next week.) Wednesday, January 23 6:45 p.m. – Huskies Pre-Game 7:00 p.m. – Northeastern Basketball: Huskies vs.William & Mary with David Kroopnick and Coray Runge from Matthews Arena Thursday, January 24 8:00 p.m. – Hockey East this Week Friday, January 25

Huskies top Blue Hens

The Huskies withstood a second-half surge from Delaware on Saturday to win 74-70 and remain undefeated in the CAA.  The 6-0 record of the Huskies is tied with the 08-09 Northeastern team for the best CAA start in program history. Senior co-captain Joel Smith led the way for Northeastern with 18 points on 5 of

This Week On WRBB Sports 1/14

Monday, January 14 7:00 p.m. – CAA Full Court Press Wednesday, January 16 6:45 p.m. – Huskies Pre-Game 7:00 p.m. – Northeastern Basketball: Huskies vs. Hofstra with David Kroopnick and Zolan Kanno-Youngs from Matthews Arena Thursday, January 17 8:00 p.m. – Hockey East this Week Friday, January 18 3:00 p.m. – Dog Pound Sports Sound 6:45 p.m.