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1 month ago | 
wrbbsports.com | Amelia Ballingall
The Northeastern Huskies have put together a masterpiece of a season. After receiving their highest D1Baseball ranking in program history, tabbed at No. 19, with the best record (45-9) and the longest win streak (24 games) among the nation’s 301 Division I baseball teams, this year’s squad has been barking with the big dogs.
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1 month ago | 
wrbbsports.com | Amelia Ballingall
The Huskies have set absolute fire to the CAA this season. They’re 22-2 in conference and have won every CAA series thus far. In fact, they haven’t lost a game since April 6th. Coming into a weekend at William & Mary, it was set to be one of the more difficult contests on the Huskies’ schedule.
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2 months ago | 
huntnewsnu.com | Amelia Ballingall
Jonathon Piesik, a fourth-year business administration major with a finance concentration at Northeastern, got into distance running because of his mom. Now, six years after setting it in his sights, Piesik is ready to take on one of the hardest road races in the world: the 129th Boston Marathon. “My mom was a big inspiration in my distance running pursuits,” Piesik said.
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2 months ago | 
wrbbsports.com | Amelia Ballingall
BUIES CREEK, NC — In the third game of the series, Campbell simply wanted it more. The Huskies picked up games one and two of the weekend, contributing to their CAA-leading 7-2 record and earning the series win, but the Fighting Camels spoke to their name as they showed their teeth to break the Huskies’ nine-game win streak and take a mercy-rule eight-inning victory 18-8.
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Mar 30, 2025 | 
wrbbsports.com | Amelia Ballingall
For the second day in a row, Northeastern punched five home runs over the wall at Joe Nathan Field, this time en route to a decisive 13-5 victory over the Seawolves to claim their second CAA series. And for a team that struggled to find its offensive groove to start the season, the Huskies have had no trouble stomping out Stony Brook. Just like on Friday, Northeastern started the scoring with a solo home run off the bat of redshirt junior Harrison Feinberg.
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Mar 19, 2025 | 
huntnewsnu.com | Amelia Ballingall
Men’s basketball junior guard Rashad King was named to the National Association of Basketball Coaches’, or NABC, North Atlantic District Division I All-District First Team March 18. This notable accolade recognizes King’s top marks for the Huskies and overall strong season, as voted on by coaches throughout the NCAA. King is the 18th player in program history to receive this honor, and the first since Tyson Walker in 2021.
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Mar 12, 2025 | 
wrbbsports.com | Amelia Ballingall
Five games in six days is no easy feat, especially when it caps off a month on the road. After a series sweep at San Diego State, Northeastern returned to the east coast for some more local competition. However, the weeks of travel and hard gameplay finally caught up to the Huskies when they headed to Bryant University for a mid-week contest Wednesday afternoon. After seven difficult innings, the Huskies found themselves on the wrong side of a mercy-rule ending, dropping the match 13-3.
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Mar 5, 2025 | 
huntnewsnu.com | Amelia Ballingall |Zoe MacDiarmid
New renderings provide the latest look into the 310,000-square-foot complexMarch 5, 2025 Northeastern will unveil updated plans for a new multi-purpose athletic facility to replace the historic Matthews Arena March 6, according to information the university shared with The Huntington News. Northeastern, which acquired Matthews Arena in 1979, is looking to take a different approach with the design of its new facility to accommodate more athletics and events.
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Feb 22, 2025 | 
huntnewsnu.com | Amelia Ballingall
Northeastern’s Women’s Swimming and Diving team just finished up the regular season, and with that, the careers of nearly half of the roster are winding to a close. With Senior Day Jan. 25 and the last regular meets of the season Feb. 7 to 8, the 14 graduating Huskies now look ahead to tournament season — beginning with the CAA Championships at the end of the month — as they conclude their collegiate careers.
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Feb 16, 2025 | 
wrbbsports.com | Amelia Ballingall
LOWELL — Northeastern headed up to the Tsongas Center Saturday night with the wind back under their wings. After riding a four-game losing streak into the weekend, the Huskies had put together one of their best top-to-bottom efforts Friday night and looked to be on a rebound to right out the last few weeks of the season. But the road game was the killer. In the second of the home-and-home series, No. 13 UMass Lowell found the cracks in Northeastern’s lineup and blew past them to a 3-1 victory.
