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Northeastern and Kansas will meet in the first game of the NCAA Baseball Championship regional, with both teams bringing strong records and key offensive stars to the field.
The Northeastern baseball team secured its second consecutive CAA championship, guaranteeing a spot in the 2026 College World Series. Key performances from Harrison Feinberg, Ryan Griffin, Will Fosberg and Ryan Gerety highlighted the victory, marking the program’s first back‑to‑back NCAA tournament appearances. The Huskies now prepare to face the University of Kansas Jayhawks.
After a challenging season, Northeastern appoints rising senior guard Mike Loughnane as team captain, entrusting him with revitalizing the Huskies under Coach Bill Coen.
Northeastern University’s women’s soccer team adds eight new athletes, each with notable achievements, as they prepare for an August kickoff and a chance to improve on last season’s record.
Kansas, the Big 12 regular‑season and tournament champions, will host Northeastern in the first game of a regional that marks the Jayhawks' seventh postseason appearance in program history.
The Everett Silvertips delivered a commanding 4-0 win over the Kelowna Rockets, advancing to face Chicoutimi in the Memorial Cup semifinal while key players shone and a pivotal suspension was announced.
Everett’s 4‑0 victory over Kelowna propels them into the semifinal against Chicoutimi, a match that could make the Silvertips the fourth American team to win the Memorial Cup. Key performances and a controversial suspension add drama to the tournament.
Jordan Tourigny’s on‑ice stomp on Christian Humphreys leads to a match penalty, a CHL suspension and a broader debate on junior hockey safety.
A Memorial Cup game between the Chicoutimi Saguenéens and an opponent turned violent when Jordan Tourigny's foot contact on Christian Humphreys led to a match penalty and a league suspension
Injuries to key defensemen have exposed the Boston Bruins’ thin blue line, prompting roster adjustments and raising questions about future contracts.
From a Massachusetts high school field to the global stage, Haitian forward Frantzdy Pierrot is set to make his World Cup appearance at Gillette Stadium, inspiring both his homeland and the diaspora.
Northeastern, the Colonial Athletic Association baseball champions, will open the NCAA Baseball Regionals in Lawrence, Kansas, against Big 12 champion Kansas, entering the tournament with a 38‑20 record and a 12th regional appearance.
Arkansas enters the NCAA Tournament as the second seed in the Lawrence Regional, opening against Missouri State with a chance to extend a legacy of postseason success.
Northeastern University captured its second straight Colonial Athletic Association baseball championship on Tuesday, edging Campbell University 3‑2 in a dramatic walk‑off finish here in Wilmington, North Carolina.
Campbell's championship run ended in the ninth inning as Northeastern secured a 3-2 victory.
Campbell’s baseball team fell 7‑4 to No. 2 Northeastern on Saturday, leaving 11 runners on base. A late rally and a decisive tomorrow’s game at Brooks Field await.
A 7‑4 win at Brooks Field propels Northeastern into a decisive final against Campbell, with standout hitting and pitching performances shaping the conference title race.
A dramatic 5-4 win over Hofstra propels Northeastern to the championship series, where they must win twice to capture the CAA crown.
A decisive sixth‑inning rally and a clutch ninth‑inning save combine to send the Camels into the championship showdown.
Joey Morton's sixth-inning blast, combined with strong pitching from Zach Sabers and Carlos Lugo's dual contribution, secures Campbell a 5-3 win and a berth in the championship game.
In a tightly contested Game 7, the Huskies overcame an early deficit to pull away in the eighth inning, setting up a showdown with either Campbell or Hofstra.
The Bison's new roster features players from Norway, Australia, Spain, and the United States, each bringing a mix of transfer experience and international pedigree.
After a distinguished career spanning the CWHL, NWHL, and Team China, Rachel Llanes is training for a comeback in the Professional Women's Hockey League, hoping to join the upcoming San Jose expansion franchise and mentor the next wave of players.
After nine professional seasons, including Olympic play and coaching, Rachel Llanes is poised to make a comeback in the Professional Women's Hockey League, targeting the upcoming San Jose expansion team.