With the 2017-18 season inching closer by the day, and the annual Friends of NU Hockey meeting (which you can register for HERE) coming up in just two weeks,
A day after Huskies’ Head Coach Jim Madigan sparked speculation at the team’s year end banquet when he announced that only six defensemen will be returning to the
Northeastern continues to make a big splash on the recruiting trail, landing a commitment from one of the top remaining 1999-born forwards in the country. Aidan
Providence — Northeastern received their second commitment from a 2002 birth year, as Chase Bradley, a forward out of the New Jersey Colonials U14 team, committed to the Huskies
With Northeastern’s 5-4 victory in an OT thriller against Maine, alongside UVM’s 3-1 win against Merrimack and UConn’s 5-3 win over UNH on Friday night, the Northeastern Huskies
With one weekend remaining in the regular season, Northeastern currently sits in eighth place with a trip to Orono, Maine and the Alfond looming before the calendar turns
Photo Credit: Matt Dewkett Fresh off their first Hockey East sweep of the year, the Northeastern Huskies take a trip up to the Tsongas Center tonight for a
SOUTHBURY, CT — Northeastern’s 2016 calendar year saw a historic run to end the regular season, the Hockey East title return to Huntington Avenue for the first time since
Northeastern continued its successful week by landing one of the top 2001-born defensemen in the country- Jayden Struble, a 6-foot left shot defenseman from Cumberland, Rhode Island. Honored to
Northeastern received their second verbal commitment in as many days, this time from ’99 left-shot forward Neil Shea, of Marshfield, Massachusetts. Shea had previously been committed to the
