The Huskies won the women’s championship for the third straight year and 20th time overall, shutting out Boston University before 13,279 fans at TD Garden. The crowd was the largest to ever watch a women’s hockey game in New England—breaking last year’s Women’s Beanpot record of 10,633—and the fifth largest in women’s college hockey history.
A group led by Northeastern graduates is launching a grass-roots movement to attract fans to the breakthrough women’s game at the NHL arena.
The Huskies hope to play in the 45th Women’s Beanpot championship, which will be held for the first time in Boston’s TD Garden on January 23.
Ciampa’s resume includes launching an online marketing company, working for a nonprofit focused on creating opportunities for women, founding a Spanish and English dual-language charter school, and most recently, establishing a women-only online education program.
A horrific car crash nearly took her leg. Now, Northeastern soccer star Katherine Marchesseault will thank the people who saved it in a TV appearance from Times Square.
The Northeastern stars in Beijing include Hayley Scamurra, a Huskies forward from 2013 to 2017 who is making her Winter Olympics debut with Team USA alongside former Huskies linemate Kendall Coyne Schofield.
Kelly Cooke is headed to the Beijing Olympics to referee women’s ice hockey. The 2019 law school graduate’s ambitions don’t end there; she hopes to ascend to the pinnacle of the sport—the National Hockey League—one day as a referee.
Madison Mailey, DMSB‘18, didn’t try rowing until her junior year of high school. “I was a dancer for 10 years,” she said. “It gave me a pretty good background of working hard.”
What she didn’t know at the time was that not really “fitting in” with the dance world – “I was so tall,” she said – gave her the opportunity to fall in love with rowing, and eventually become an Olympic gold medalist.
Mailey, an All-American rower at Northeastern who graduated in 2018, won an Olympic gold medal while rowing in the women’s eight for Canada on Thursday in Tokyo. In this final installment of her Olympic diary, she explains how it feels to win the biggest race of her...
An All-American rower at Northeastern who graduated in 2018, Madison Mailey will be competing in the women’s eight for Canada at the Olympic Games. In this diary entry from Japan, she looks forward to the realization of her Olympic dream.