The Huntington News • 9th January 2023

Northeastern knocks it out of the park in 4-1 Frozen Fenway victory against UConn

The Northeastern Huskies celebrate during a game at Fenway Park. The team won the Frozen Fenway matchup 4-1 over the University of Connecticut.

The Northeastern men’s hockey team (9-9-3,7-4-2 HE) triumphantly rounded the bases Dec. 7, defeating the No. 9/10 University of Connecticut Huskies (13-5-3,8-4-2 HE) 4-1. The two Huskies faced off in Boston’s historic Fenway Park, participating in the fifth iteration of the Frozen Fenway series, last played in 2017.

The Huskies stepped up to the plate

The Huntington News • 6th September 2022

A glimpse into the 2022 fall sports season

With the first day of classes around the corner and students back on campus, fall sports are back and ready for the season at Northeastern University.


The NU men’s soccer team finished its 2021 fall season with an overall record of 11-6-2.

The Huskies prepared for their upcoming season throughout August, as the team works to integrate 13 new athletes and almost an entirely new coaching staff. The 2022-2023 coaching staff includes a new head coach, Rich Weinrebe, a new assistant coach, Augus

The Huntington News • 10th May 2022

The recognition of club sports at Northeastern University

Northeastern University is known for its NCAA Division One, or D1, teams, such as men’s and women’s ice hockey, basketball and baseball. Many individuals on the teams are scouted and receive large amounts of recognition for their student-athlete positions.

However, Northeastern is also home to a multitude of club sports that much of the student body participates in, yet they do not receive as much acknowledgement.

Northeastern athletics consists of 17 D1 teams, which equals to 21%, and 64 club

The Huntington News • 25th April 2022

The Boston Marathon returns to Patriot’s Day for the first time since 2019

The 126th Boston Marathon returned to its usual date, Patriot’s Day, for the first time since 2019.

On Monday, spectators gathered on Boylston Street to cheer for the 24,918 athletes who would cross the finish line. Boylston Street was filled with families and onlookers with even more people milling around the surrounding streets trying to get a peak at the finish line.

Juliet Hoinkis, a fifth year student in Northeastern’s physical therapy program, ran the Boston Marathon for the second time.

The Huntington News • 17th March 2022

Northeastern men’s baseball ties with UMass in home opener

Northeastern University baseball team tied 1-1 with University of Massachusetts Amherst in the first home opener of the season.

The Northeastern University baseball team (7-7-1) tied 1-1 with University of Massachusetts Amherst (2-4-1) in the first home opener of the season March 8.

After playing in the Penn State Tournament, the Snowbird Baseball Classic and a three game series against North Carolina State University over the past month and going undefeated, the team was ready to come home to

The Huntington News • 17th February 2022

Huskies fall to Boston University in bid for fourth consecutive Beanpot win

Northeastern University men’s ice hockey team lost 1-0 to Boston University in the Beanpot finals Monday night at TD Garden.

As the Huskies entered the Garden Monday, the possibility of a four-peat loomed. Watching the Huskies play, however, this was not apparent. The group lacked the sense of internal drive expected of a team heading into the finals of one of the most important college hockey tournaments in the Northeast.

As the first period began, BU played intensely, bringing aggression ont

The Huntington News • 11th February 2022

Huskies defeat BC securing their spot in the Beanpot finals

The Northeastern Huskies huddle together on the ice before the start of the Beanpot semifinals.

Northeastern University men’s ice hockey team faced Boston College in the first round of the Beanpot tournament Monday night at TD Garden, winning 3-1.

The game was marked by a career-launching performance for freshman goalie T.J. Semptimphelter, who took the NU net for the fourth time ever. He filled in for sophomore goalie Devon Levi, who is currently in Beijing for the 2022 Winter Olympics playin

The Huntington News • 24th January 2022

Northeastern welcomes back spectators to athletic events

According to a press release published Sunday, Northeastern University will be reopening home athletic events to spectators starting Monday. Northeastern home games have not seen spectators since Dec. 17, 2021 due to the surge of cases among the student population.

In order to attend an event, guests 12 and older need to present proof of full vaccination, including a booster shot, by Jan. 18, or as soon as they are eligible.

For current students, faculty and staff, showing their Husky Card wil

The Huntington News • 12th November 2021

Women’s volleyball takes home win on Senior Day

After losing with a score of 1-3 to the College of Charleston (13-10, 6-6 CAA) Nov. 6, the Northeastern women’s volleyball team (11-11, 7-5 CAA) came back with a score of 3-0 in Sunday’s game, Nov. 7, at Cabot Center.

Senior Day, an annual event where the graduating Huskies are honored, took place before the game officially started on Sunday. Setter Samantha Shupe, middle-blocker Gabrielle Tschannen, and outside hitter Amanda Guasti-Nugent were presented with bouquets of flowers, framed jerseys

The Huntington News • 26th October 2021

Northeastern women’s volleyball sweeps Elon in weekend wins

Northeastern University women’s volleyball (11-9, 7-3 CAA) took on Elon University (13-9, 8-4 CAA) for the first time this season Oct. 23 and 24 at the Cabot Center. The victory over Elon in both games sent NU into a three-game winning streak after a season filled with constant ups and downs.

On Oct. 16, NU experienced a devastating 3-0 loss against University of Delaware (11-10, 6-6 CAA). Delaware swept all three sets with scores of 25-20, 25-23 and 25-22.

The Huskies turned the weekend aroun

The Huntington News • 13th October 2021

After two years, participants run in-person at 125th Boston Marathon

After cancellations, postponements and a “virtual experience”, the Boston Marathon finish line returned to Copley Square Oct. 11.

For John Guilfoil, CEO of John Guilfoil Public Relations LLC and adjunct professor of journalism, the return to an in-person race was a sign of strength for the city.

“The marathon being held is an encourageable sign of life in our community,” Guilfoil said.

Benson Kipruto and Diana Kipyokei, both Kenyan natives, won the men’s and women’s professional divisions wit

The Huntington News • 12th October 2021

Northeastern takes on Boston University for first time this season

For the first time in the 2021-22 season, Northeastern University (2-1-0) traveled to Walter Brown Arena to play Boston University (3-0-0).

The last time the two teams faced off in Walter Brown Arena was Feb. 11, 2020 for the Beanpot title, which resulted in a 3-3 tie in overtime.

The first period started out with BU winning the face off and taking it straight to the goal, firing the first shot of the game within the first minute. NU goalie junior Gwyneth Philips caught the puck in her pads in

The Huntington News • 3rd October 2021

Northeastern women’s volleyball on four-game winning streak

The Northeastern Huskies volleyball team’s season (6-6, 2-0 CAA) is in full swing and currently on a four-game winning streak, the longest winning streak in the CAA conference so far. The streak includes wins against Bryant College (6-8, 0-0 NEC), Harvard University (3-6, 0-0 Ivy League) and most recently the College of William & Mary (3-4, 0-2 CAA). The team played William & Mary on both Saturday, Sept. 18 and Sunday, Sept. 19, coming out on top in both games.

On Saturday, the Tribe took the f