Wounded pride: Shorthanded Huskies flirt with the wrong kind of history in home loss to Hofstra

BOSTON — When the sun rose on Saturday morning, there was a really good feeling in and around Northeastern basketball. Hours later, in the wake of one of the poorest offensive performances in program history, that feeling has dissipated somewhat. Saturday’s game didn’t erase the objectively good start the Huskies have had to this campaign,

Opening 2025 on the right foot: Well rounded effort lifts Northeastern over Merrimack

BOSTON — If there was any resolution for Northeastern to start 2025, it was probably to find some depth scoring in the new year.  And on Friday, they delivered with a multi-goal, high shooting, complete game effort in their 3-1 win over Merrimack.  The first period did not start out as well rounded, however. The

‘We’re trying to win the whole thing’: Resilient Huskies avoid disaster, edge Blue Hens in CAA opener

BOSTON — Yes, the Coastal Athletic Association isn’t college basketball’s most prestigious conference.  But, as has been the case for several years now, this is a tough league. There are very few easy fixtures, and in what is certain to be a one-bid affair, every game is high-stakes. It might not get the national spotlight,

Huskies strike out yet again in search for the perfect shot, fall to Providence at Ledyard Classic

HANOVER, NH — With two weeks’ rest behind them and coming off a disastrous first half of the season, Northeastern headed up to Dartmouth for the Ledyard Classic with a chance to turn things around and look towards the spring with fresh eyes.  However, it was the same old story the Huskies have been writing

Northeastern ekes out win over Bentley at home to close out Thanksgiving weekend

BOSTON — Northeastern welcomed the Bentley Falcons to Historic Matthews Arena for a matinee Sunday. The Huskies came into the game riding the momentum of a huge 4-2 win over rival Boston College on November 23rd, while the Falcons came into the contest on a four-game win streak, consisting of two series sweeps of AIC

Huskies four-game win streak snapped in loss to BC as power play goes cold once again

BOSTON – On a freezing cold night in Boston, inside Matthews Arena the Northeastern offense was equally as cold as the chilly temperatures in a 3-0 loss Saturday. A combination of strong goaltending from Boston College’s Grace Campbell, and the Huskies inability to capitalize on both the power play, and on grade-A opportunities, spelled the

Eye of the Tiger: Princeton earns their stripes in thrilling win over Northeastern

BOSTON — It isn’t all that frequent that a team of Princeton’s quality ventures into Matthews Arena. On Sunday afternoon, they did. The Tigers (2-0) waltzed into Boston for the back half of a home-and-home to take on Northeastern (1-0), an early-season measuring stick game to test the Huskies’ mettle against a team with real

Huskies show signs of life, but let two-goal lead slip away in tie against Maine

BOSTON — Cam Lund was that close to doing it again. After delivering a highlight-reel goal in the second period and playing arguably the most complete game of his career, Lund was set up perfectly by Jackson Dorrington to tap in the game-winner with three seconds left in overtime.  This time, Lund’s shot fluttered just