A tag-team effort from Tobias Jahn and Christoph Schurz prevented a potential Harvard goal in the 28th minute. The sequence proved crucial:

Each side would only muster one shot on goal for the rest of the game, as it ended in a 0-0 draw.

The Huskies fell behind early, and then they made their challenger tougher with a red card in the closing minute of the first half.

Despite playing 10-on-11 for the entire second half, Northeastern managed to out-shoot Stony Brook by a margin of 8-5. However, they failed to find the back of the net, and the Seawolves tacked on another to put the match out of reach.

The Huskies opened conference play with a hotly-contested match that hung in the balance until the final minutes of play.

Emilia Adragna converted on a penalty stroke in the second period to even the score at one apiece.

The score would remain until late in the the fourth period, when a Towson goal broke the tie for good.

In a match that was much closer than the final score may suggest, the Huskies came up short as their struggles in late-set situations continued.

With many of the themes of the first match between these two teams, Northeastern took a 2-1 lead but failed to put away. This included a 6-2 lead in the final set, before the tides turned for the worse and the Tigers were able to capture the win.

The Huskies looked primed for the regular season in an impressive thumping of the Concordia Stingers.

A well-balanced attack featured at least one goal scored in each period, and a trio of goaltenders stopped all 26 shots on goal.

Of particular note was freshman Stryker Zablocki’s two-goal performance. Zablocki’s offensive prowess will be a welcome addition to replace the production of top goal scorer Skylar Irving from a season ago.

The Huskies played to a scoreless draw against the Drexel Dragons, in a match that only featured 7 total shots on goal.

With her first shutout of the season, Eliza Teplow took home CAA Defensive Player of the Week honors.

🏒 Men’s hockey will be participating in the Friendship Four in Belfast in 2027. They last participated in 2019, winning the tournament.

Photo credit to Jim Pierce