NAC Semifinal Playoff (East Division Final)

Men's Soccer- UMaine-Farmington 1, Husson 0- half

NAC Semifinal Playoff (East Division Final)

Men's Soccer- Husson 2, University of Maine-Farmington 1- final. The Eagles host the NAC Championship game next Saturday against either SUNY Poly or SUNY Delhi 

NAC Championship

Field Hockey- Husson 2, Thomas College 1- final 

North Atlantic Conference Championship game men's soccer- Husson and SUNY Poly tied at halftime 1-1

Commonwealth Coast Conference Football- Husson 21, University of New England 14- halftime in the Lobster Trap rivalry game in Biddeford 

North Atlantic Conference Championship men's soccer- Husson and SUNY Poly headed to overtime 1-1. No golden goal in postseason, 10 minute overtimes until a winner is decided

NAC Men's Soccer Championship- SUNY Poly 2, Husson 1- final/double overtime 

Men's Basketball- Husson tops Bowdoin College 87-81 in double overtime in Brunswick in their season opener 

Husson women's basketball leads Rowan University 31-30 at the half in Massachusetts in their season opener. Bailey Donovan leads the Eagles with 13 points and five rebounds 

Husson women's basketball wins their season opener in Massachusetts 67-62 over Rowan University. Bailey Donovan 22 points, 13 rebounds, two steals, and three blocked shots. The Eagles will play in the championship game of the Tyler Tip-off in Northampton tomorrow at 4 p.m. 

Husson women's basketball falls 77-66 to #4 Smith College in the championship game of the Tyler Tip-off Tournament. The Eagles were led by Trinity Montigny who had 14 points. Husson plays at the University of Southern Maine on Wednesday night 

Husson men's basketball (10-1) plays their final game at the D3Hoops Classic tonight against Whittier College (2-8). Tip-off is 11 p.m. Eastern

Husson men's basketball trails Whittier College 46-36 at halftime in Las Vegas in the D3hoops.com Classic. Whittier ended the first half on a 19-6 run. Riles Neff leads the Eagles with nine points 

Husson men's basketball ends up winning both games at the d3hoops.com Classic in Vegas rallying past Whittier College 85-71. The Eagles outscored Whittier 47-19 over the final 17:43, erasing a 14 point deficit to win by 14. Husson was led by Neff who had a game-high 30 points, as they improve to 11-1 on the season

Husson men's basketball (22-5) heads to New York today at 1 p.m. to take on SUNY Cobleskill (17-10) in the NAC Championship game. The winner goes to the NCAA Division III National Tournament