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No Better Place to Start

By: Brian Fields January 3, 2020January 23, 2020

Current Huskies, Past Huskies, StaffBrian Fields, Charlton Muhlauri, Hannah Rosenblatt, men's soccer, Women's SoccerLeave a Comment

After a record-shattering four-year career as the face of the Northeastern women’s soccer program, Paige Burnett decided to follow in the footsteps of one of her mentors, current women’s soccer head coach Ashley Phillips, and take her talents to the world of professional soccer. Upon her graduation…

Instant Impact

By: Jenna Ciccotelli January 3, 2020January 23, 2020

Current Huskiesfield hockey, Jenna Ciccotelli, Lauren Rowe, Shelly MorrisLeave a Comment

When it comes to making an impact on Northeastern field hockey, Lauren Rowe has wasted no time. The freshman from Norwich, England, is the leading scorer for the Huskies, netting 14 goals and helping out on 10 others for a total of 38 points on the season, slotting her at fifth in the country in…

No Pressure

By: Red & Black January 3, 2020January 23, 2020

Current HuskiesJosh Chaskes, men's soccer, Ryan MassoudLeave a Comment

Pressure affects each person differently. We’ve all encountered it at some point or another in our lives. Many people panic and do things they’ll regret, but a select few are able to keep calm and move forward with aplomb. Pressure affects each person differently. We’ve all encountered it at some point or another…

Three Seconds After: Goal Scoring Celebrations

By: Red & Black January 3, 2020January 25, 2020

Athletes, Current HuskiesAndrea Renner, Chelsea Domond, field hockey, Lauren Rowe, Madison Neuner, Men's hockey, men's soccer, Timothy Ennin, Tyler Madden, Women's Hockey, Women's SoccerLeave a Comment

by Madison Neuner In overtime at the 2019 Beanpot semifinal against Boston University, freshman forward Tyler Madden received the puck on a breakaway and made scoring look easy as he masterfully sent it to the back of the net. But he wasn’t done yet. Madden proceeded to slide on his back and make…

For the Love of the Game: WIH Alumni in the Pros

By: Red & Black January 3, 2020January 23, 2020

Past HuskiesAlumni, Brooke White-Lancette, Chelsey Goldberg, Matt Levin, NWHL, Women's HockeyLeave a Comment

by Matt Levin When men’s ice hockey players graduate from Northeastern, the best go pro, either to the NHL or to foreign leagues. But what happens to all the amazing women’s hockey players who went to Northeastern? Well, many do the same. helsey Goldberg was a forward on Northeastern’s women’s team…

“Campeon de Corazon”: Finding our Team in Argentina

By: Red & Black January 3, 2020February 2, 2020

By HuskiesArgentina, field hockey, First Person, Lauren FeeneyLeave a Comment

by Lauren Feeney Ever seen a group of girls and thought they looked basic? Ever seen 20 girls walk out of an Argentinian market wearing patterned scarves around their necks and ponytails? Well, when they are 12 pesos, it’s a VSCO girl’s dream.

Humans First

By: Red & Black January 3, 2020February 3, 2020

Athletes, Current Huskies, StaffAdam Naylor, Brian Shim, Health, Katie Brooks, Nutrition, Samantha ShupeLeave a Comment

by Brian Shim When Samantha Shupe leaves the volleyball court, she doesn’t just walk off as an athlete. On the court, she’s a star, known by her teammates and her spectators as a top player. Beyond that, though, she’s just another student like the rest of us, anonymous among the herds that crowd outside Rebecca’s…

Two-Footed

By: Red & Black January 3, 2020February 3, 2020

Current HuskiesAshley Phillips, Matt Levin, Mikenna McManus, Women's SoccerLeave a Comment

by Matt Levin Mikenna McManus, a junior defenseman on Northeastern’s women’s soccer team, has a unique talent that few other soccer players have. She is two-footed, meaning her feet are ambidextrous. Being two-footed gives McManus a huge advantage athletically. Opposing defenders do not know which way she will go when she is dribbling…

@HuskiesInTheKitchen

By: Red & Black January 3, 2020January 26, 2020

Current HuskiesEmily Evangelista, Eve Goulet, Huy Nguyen, InstagramLeave a Comment

by Huy Nguyen Food Instagram is an art form. When it comes to cooking, nothing is more inspirational than a top view of a home-cooked dish; and when it comes to eating, nothing evokes hunger more than the colorful components of a delicious looking plate. Some Northeastern student athletes…

Q&A: Catching Up

By: Red & Black January 3, 2020March 1, 2020

Current HuskiesCross country, Kerri Ruffo, Madison Neuner, Q&A, Track and fieldLeave a Comment

by Madison Neuner

Special Delivery

By: Red & Black September 9, 2019February 3, 2020

Current HuskiesBill Coen, Jordan Roland, Men's basketball, Tyler DolphLeave a Comment

by Tyler Dolph After watching a couple of Northeastern men’s basketball games, one thing becomes clear: Jordan Roland is a nightmare to guard. Whether it’s sprinting along the baseline rubbing off a down screen, or slashing back door for an easy layup, he’s always moving. He can score at every level, keeps even the very best defenders looking over their shoulders and doesn’t need more than a few inches of space to swing…

Roller Coaster

By: Red & Black September 9, 2019February 3, 2020

Current HuskiesCayden Primeau, Curtis Frye, Jake Sauberman, Jim Madigan, Men's hockey, Ryan RuckLeave a Comment

The clock reads 00:02.6. Down one goal, UMass Lowell has an empty net and an extra skater. Puck drops; the River Hawks win the faceoff. One second left, one last-ditch heave at the goal. The puck gets lost in a forest of skates and a storm of gloves fly into the air. On March 16, 2016, the Huskies won the Hockey East Championship for just the second time in program history, and freshman Ryan Ruck etched his name in Northeastern…

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