Northeastern Baseball Shocks NCAA Field: Epic Upsets, Star Sluggers & How to Watch Live

Huskies Storm Into NCAA Regionals on 27-Game Tear BOSTON—Northeastern baseball is hotter than a June heatwave. The No. 19 Huskies (48-9) just captured the Coastal Athletic Association crown with a 9-6 comeback over UNCW, stretching the nation’s longest winning streak to 27 and punching an automatic ticket to the NCAA Tournament. Key takeaways • CAA champions for the second time ever and first since 2021 • Program-record 48 wins; CAA single-season victories record shattered • Top-ranked pitching staff nationally in ERA (2.86), WHIP (1.04) and shutouts (17) • Opening NCAA Tallahassee Regional vs. Mississippi State on Friday; Florida State and Bethune-Cookman round out the bracket Feinberg’s firepower Junior left fielder Harrison Feinberg was named Most Outstanding Player after launching two homers and driving in six—including the game-tying three-run double in the eighth inning of the title game. He finished the tournament with four bombs and nine RBI. Pitching wins in June Head coach Mike Glavine leans on an elite rotation: • Will Jones (11-0, 1.82 ERA) • Jordan Gottesman (top-5 WHIP nationally) • Aiven Cabral (top-20 WHIP) Closer Brett Dunham has back-to-back postseason saves and a sub-1.00 WHIP. Opponents slug just .280 against this staff. Offense built for the big stage Cam Maldonado (.371/15 HR/59 RBI) anchors a lineup that ranks third in Division I steals. Table-setters Jack Doyle (.421 OBP) and Ryan Gerety (.328, 24 SB) fuel late-inning rallies, while switch-hitting second baseman Carmelo Musacchia adds gap power and plus defense. Why this run is different Northeastern is 0-6 all-time in NCAA regional play, but a perfect blend of dominant pitching, veteran depth and timely hitting makes 2025 the year the Boston program eyes Omaha. “Why not us?” Glavine told reporters after hoisting the CAA trophy. How to watch • Regional opener: Friday, time TBA, streamed on ESPN+ • If victorious, NU faces the Florida State/Bethune-Cookman winner Saturday night. The double-elimination bracket concludes Monday. What’s next Win the Tallahassee Regional and the Huskies advance to a Super Regional best-of-three, one step from the College World Series in Omaha. With a 27-game surge, the nation’s stingiest arms and a lineup peaking at the right moment, Northeastern baseball has never looked more ready for prime time.