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  • 2 weeks 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.

  • 3 weeks 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.

  • 1 month ago | wrbbsports.com | Daniel Ku

    MONMOUTH, N.J. — “Be relentless.” Those were the words Northeastern head coach Mike Glavine gave his team pregame before they took on the Monmouth Hawks in Game One of the weekend series. They were so relentless Friday that they scored in every inning, en route to securing a 16-5, seven-inning mercy rule win. Right fielder Ryan Gerety got the game started quickly with a lead off home run that carried with the wind to right.

  • 1 month ago | wrbbsports.com | Daniel Ku

    BROOKLINE – After yesterday’s pitching duel in Game 1, more of the same was expected in the middle game of a potential CAA championship preview, with Aiven Cabral on the bump for Northeastern. Cabral came into Saturday’s matchup with a 3.20 ERA and 48 strikeouts, best for 5th in the CAA. After getting into a jam in the first following a one-out double and a hit by pitch, he was able to find success with a 6-4-3 double play.

  • 1 month 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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