Sarah Popeck
Lifestyle Reporter at The Huntington News
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2 weeks ago |
wrbbsports.com | Sarah Popeck
By the time Danny Crossen stepped into helping lead player development at Northeastern, he had already lived the full arc of a college baseball journey. Now, one year removed from a record-breaking senior season, he’s bringing that experience to the next generation from a different vantage point. But Crossen’s route to Northeastern wasn’t typical. In high school, he originally considered playing college hockey before fully committing to baseball.
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Mar 18, 2024 |
huntnewsnu.com | Sarah Popeck
March 18, 2024 After one last series, the Northeastern baseball team (8-4) ended their road trip and were ready to take it back to Friedman Diamond. Before that, the Huskies had a remaining contest against Georgia Tech — where they won by 7-0 thanks to two home runs from graduate student first baseman Tyler MacGregor — and a series against the Old Dominion Monarchs (9-6) in Norfolk.
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Mar 6, 2024 |
huntnewsnu.com | Sarah Popeck
After dropping its season-opening series to Arizona and winning two games against Minnesota, the Northeastern baseball team (5-3) traveled to Macon, Georgia over the weekend to face the Mercer Bears (9-3). As new players found their footing on the team and blended with old talent, Northeastern came out on top and won two of three games, taking the series. The Huskies had a rough start to the weekend, falling to Mercer in their first matchup on Saturday.
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Feb 15, 2024 |
huntnewsnu.com | Sarah Popeck
Flashback to May 2023 — the Huskies walked off the field with pride after an incredibly momentous season. They set a program record with 44 wins and 106 homers and appeared in the NCAA tournament for the 10th time. The Huskies had never found themselves with a midweek top-25 ranking before. Unfortunately, they fell short in the CAA Championship against UNC Wilmington, and after clinching an at-large spot in the NCAA regionals, Northeastern walked home empty-handed.
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Jan 28, 2024 |
huntnewsnu.com | Sarah Popeck
Earlier this season, assistant captain and senior forward Gunnarwolfe Fontaine hit a milestone in his career — one hundred games as a Husky. Throughout his time on the Northeastern men’s hockey team, he’s made a memorable name for himself and set his legacy as a leading forward at Northeastern. His introduction to hockey and the red and black jersey, though, started with his sister.
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