Hofstra ended Northeastern's hopes for a series sweep with a commanding 13-2 victory, highlighted by an 11-run fourth inning where nine runs were unearned. The Huskies initially took the lead with two runs, but three errors and six hits allowed Hofstra to surge ahead. This defeat dropped Northeastern's record to 25-17 overall and 15-6 in the CAA, despite them winning the series 2-1. Ryan Griffin took his first loss of the season, while Hofstra improved to 15-23 and 9-12 in conference play. Northeastern will face Maine on Wednesday and Monmouth in a crucial road series next weekend.

By the Numbers
  • Hofstra scored 11 runs in the fourth inning, with nine unearned.
  • Northeastern is 15-6 in CAA play, tied for first place in the CAA North.
State of Play
  • Northeastern has won six of seven CAA series this season.
  • They hold the tiebreaker over Monmouth for first place in the CAA North.
What's Next

Northeastern will look to bounce back against Maine midweek before a pivotal series against Monmouth. The outcome of the upcoming series will determine first place in the CAA North, with only two weekends left in the regular season.

Bottom Line

The Huskies must address defensive inconsistencies that led to their loss against Hofstra to maintain their position as championship contenders in the CAA.