- Huskies close out 2024 with emphatic win over UNCW
BROOKLINE – “Huskies” chants rang out over Parsons Field as Northeastern Men’s Soccer team won their final game of the season. After losing to Elon University last weekend, the Huskies came out hot to win their senior night game against the University of North Carolina Wilmington 3-0. The game featured two goals from two of… - Season-best offensive outburst propels Northeastern to dominant win over Delaware
BROOKLINE – In their best offensive performance of the season, Northeastern shut out Delaware 6-0 on Saturday afternoon at Parsons Field. Both teams came into the game riding high off victories on Tuesday, with the Blue Hens winning 4-1 over George Washington University and the Huskies ending their four-game tie streak with a 4-2 win… - Northeastern finds their scoring touch in emphatic victory over Dartmouth
BROOKLINE -– In a frigid Tuesday evening matchup with Dartmouth, Northeastern broke free of their scoring struggles to earn a 4-2 victory. The Huskies entered the matchup with a 1-4-7 record on the season. Those seven ties included the four consecutive games prior to Tuesday’s matchup with Dartmouth. They had scored more than one goal… - Speedy Sciarra leads the way for Northeastern’s first win of the season
BROOKLINE — Tuesday night, the Northeastern men’s soccer team picked up their first win of the season. After two draws and two losses, including a loss to Campbell to start CAA play over the weekend, something needed to change. So when the out-of-conference Merrimack College Warriors came to visit, it was clear Northeastern was in… - PHOTO GALLERY: Huskies secure draw with Saints
In their second home game of the season, Northeastern played to a 0-0 tie with the visiting Siena Saints Sunday. Thanks to some impressive goaltending from senior transfer Tobias Jahn, it marks the Huskies second draw of the season, putting them at 0-1-2 overall. WRBB Photographer Ella Bramwell was at Parsons Field for the game… - Huskies’s tie with cross-town rival BU in home opener
BROOKLINE — “Tobias, win this!” The call echoed across the field, a clear message from Northeastern’s coaching staff to senior goaltender Tobias Jahn. With less than four minutes left to play, it seemed likely that the match’s 1-1 tie would hold, but the Huskies had to hang on until the end. And with the Boston… - Cubeddu nets a pair to lift Northeastern over Merrimack
Entering Northeastern’s match against Merrimack on Tuesday, the storylines were focused on anything but soccer. On Monday morning, Merrimack’s decision to leave the NEC and join the MAAC was announced publicly, marking a major leap for the newly-transitioned Division 1 school after just four seasons in the NEC. But as the two sides clashed in… - Huskies draw with rival Terriers in defensive battle
The Dirty Water Derby. A fixture as classic as the Old Firm or El Clasico. Northeastern vs. Boston University. Everything to play for. The Huskies made the trip across town for the matchup against the Terriers at Nickerson Field, and after an interesting 90 minutes of play, would draw with their rival 1-1. The first… - Huskies halted by hot Wildcats, drop second in a row
BROOKLINE — After dropping a disappointing match against the Campbell Camels, Northeastern came back home to Parsons Field for a matchup against a New Hampshire side that received ranking votes. After 90 minutes of lopsided action, the Huskies would find themselves on the wrong end of a 3-0 scoreline. The match opened with UNH dominating… - Huskies salvage point in rainy match with first-place Seawolves
Northeastern’s men’s soccer team entered Saturday night looking for their first home win of the season against a Stony Brook squad that was undefeated in conference play. On the other side, the Seawolves were looking to break some looming streaks of their own. Coming into the match, Stony Brook was winless on the road for… - PHOTO GALLERY: Northeastern takes down Harvard
WRBB photographer Ella Bramwell went to Harvard’s Jordan Field Tuesday and captured the sights of Northeastern’s 4-0 win over the Crimson. See more of her photos below. The Huskies were helped to the win by four different goal scorers including senior Federico Tellez (pictured above) who scored his first of the season in the 10th… - Huskies hold on late, top Quinnipiac for first non conference victory
After starting their CAA season with a strong 3-1 win against UNC Wilmington on Sep. 2, Northeastern looked to continue their winning ways with a non-conference matchup against the Quinnipiac Bobcats. The Huskies made the trip down to Hamden, Connecticut on Tuesday for their second straight road match. Northeastern is a physical side, and they… - Huskies falter in home opener despite Brown’s rally
BROOKLINE — Northeastern stepped onto their home field for the first time this season Monday night, taking on the visiting UMass Lowell River Hawks in the pair’s first competition since 2019. After finishing fourth in the 2022 CAA regular season, while Lowell was unable to nab a single America East conference win, the Huskies were… - Men’s soccer faces a grueling schedule in Rich Weinrebe’s second season at the helm
By Peyton Doyle and Khalin Kapoor Rich Weinrebe started off his first season strong as Northeastern’s newest men’s soccer coach. The former UNH assistant went 2-1-3 in his first six games, with his only loss coming in a one-goal match against BC. However, the rest of the season didn’t go exactly to plan. In late… - Men’s soccer looks to bolster attack, central defense with new faces
In his first year as head coach of the Huskies, Rich Weinrebe had 13 new players join his squad. Four of his five transfers — Tobias Wangerud, Fabrizio Cubbedu, Ole Kjørholt, and Ahria Simons — made instant impacts for Northeastern. That group made 58 starts combined for the team last season. The freshman class was… - ‘Kings of the comeback’: Huskies save season with thrilling victory
Story by Peyton Doyle and Josh Chaskes BROOKLINE — Soccer is a game of two halves, and sometimes those two halves can feel radically different. That was certainly the case in Northeastern’s 2-1 win over William & Mary. The Huskies started slowly in the first half and were down early, but came flying back to… - Huskies snap five-game skid behind late score
BROOKLINE — The two opponents in Tuesday night’s rivalry battle at Parsons Field entered the match on complete opposite trajectories. Northeastern’s season has been slipping away in recent weeks, as the Huskies entered the match at Parsons Field carrying a five-game losing streak. Meanwhile, the Terriers had won two in a row, outscoring their opponents… - UNCW tops Northeastern behind late score
BROOKLINE — All it takes is one moment to break open a close game. Tonight, that moment didn’t go Northeastern’s way as the Huskies fell 1-0 to UNCW in a CAA clash at home at Parsons Field. The Huskies dominated the first 20 minutes, with their back four of Ahriá Simons, Ole Kjorholt, Fabrizio Cubeddu,… - Huskies lose two in a row for first time in seasonWednesday evening, Northeastern traveled to Worcester to take on Holy Cross. While the Huskies dominated the final third of the match, a first half goal by the Crusaders was all they needed to take down Northeastern for the first time since 2017, 1-0. Northeastern entered the game looking to bounce back from their 2-1 loss…
- Marin-Thomson game winner secures scrappy Husky victory
BOSTON — Everything in Tuesday’s matchup versus Harvard seemed to be trending towards a Northeastern loss. From the start, the Crimson were the superior team physically. They dominated the shot total and corner kick tally, with the possession time skewing largely in their favor. And yet, despite the struggles, the Huskies’ scrap and late-game magic… - Massoud’s late goal salvages draw for Huskies
Northeastern’s rain-soaked matchup with Quinnipiac Tuesday night was a slugfest. Both squads threw their bodies around and used every last breath of energy in the match, before ending in a 2-2 stalemate. The game was highlighted by the constant sway of momentum, with neither side willing to give in to the others’ sustained pressure. To… - Late equalizer spoils Weinrebe’s opening victory, forces draw
After 65 minutes, Northeastern’s new head coach Rich Weinrebe seemed well-positioned to take home a victory in his first match at the helm. But when the final whistle blew, Weinrebe was left with a 1-1 draw in the blazing sun at Parsons Field against UMass. Despite the result, Weinrebe was encouraged by what his team… - Men’s soccer preview: With new coach at the helm, Huskies look to ride last year’s momentum to CAA crown
Most of Northeastern’s core nucleus of players from its successful 11-6-2 campaign last year — the program’s first winning season in a decade — remains intact for the upcoming 2022 season. But while the team will look to build off its massive leap forward from a year ago, the head coach patrolling the sidelines at… - CAA Preview: Hofstra strong favorites to repeat, but Huskies are in the hunt
For the second year in a row, Hofstra is well-positioned to dominate the CAA and claim the league crown, bringing back the majority of its formidable core that went 18-2-2 last season. The Pride are ranked No. 17 in the country by the United Soccer Coaches preseason poll, and stand atop the conference landscape entering… - Schedule preview: Weinrebe, Huskies face tough slate early in season
Following a successful 11-6-2 campaign a year ago, first-year head coach Rich Weinrebe and the Huskies will look to build upon last season’s success with an established and experienced roster in 2022. Here’s a look at the key matchups and dates on the Huskies’ schedule this season. Nonconference games For his first season in charge… - From Boston to New Zealand, Northeastern’s 13 newcomers will look to make immediate impact
Northeastern’s first-year head coach Rich Weinrebe got right to work putting his stamp on the Huskies’ roster, with 13 new players — eight freshman and five transfers — joining the program this fall. Weinrebe retains much of the potent offensive force that lifted the Huskies to a winning record last season, but many of Northeastern’s…