LATEST
NEWS
East Bay Sectional
One week later, the club sent their top 3 teams down to the University of Maryland to compete in the East Bay sectional. While the club did not perform as well overall in the individual tournament, the top Northeastern team was able to come out with the victory after a tough 3 game series with
Northeast Sectional
The club started off the semester by attending the Northeast sectional at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. In the individual bracket, the top 3 Northeastern teams ended up finishing 1st, 2nd, and 4th. In the club bracket, the Huskies were able to take home their second first place finish on the day to start the season off strong.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
QUESTIONS
Northeastern Club Spikeball is a student run organization founded in 2017 that is interested in promoting the sport of round net, providing a place for students to improve their skills, and the ability to compete against other schools.
Yes, the club is open to accepting players of varying skill level and competitiveness.
At the moment we do not hold tryouts as we are trying to grow the club and bring awareness to the sport. We are ultimately looking for players that are looking to have a fun time while trying to improve their skills.
A normal semester consists of weekly practice that is often held three times a week and can last anywhere from 1.5 to 3 hours. However, not every practice is mandatory, but those who show up more often are more likely to attend tournaments. The club also attends at least two all-day tournaments every semester, including college nationals.
EXECUTIVE
BOARD
Alexander Daly
President
daly.a@husky.neu.edu
Jake Goodnow
Vice President
goodnow.j@husky.neu.edu
Reed Kellett
Secretary
kellett.r@husky.neu.edu
Dennis Joseph
Treasurer
joseph.de@husky.neu.edu
Bradley Bares
Social Chair
bares.b@husky.neu.edu
Jared Bingham
Events Coordinator
bingham.j@husky.neu.edu
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