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HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. – Making its first postseason appearance since 2014, the sixth-seeded Northeastern men's soccer team competed hard against third-seeded Hofstra during Saturday's CAA quarterfinal match at the Hofstra Soccer Stadium, despite the Huskies exiting the conference tournament courtesy of their 1-0 defeat to the Pride.
 
After being denied a first half attempt, Northeastern (6-9-1, 3-4-1 CAA) charted nine attempts during the second half, outshooting Hofstra (9-6-4, 5-2-1 CAA) by six in the category across the final 45 minutes. Sophomore forwards Dan Munch and Alec Supinski yielded three attempts apiece, combining to account for four of the team's five attempts on target.
 
Chandler Cree blanked the Pride during the first half, where he made four of his five saves.
 
Hofstra broke the stalemate during the 52nd minute, when Matthew Vowinkel headed in Storm Strongin's cross, which was initiated within two feet of the left flag.
 
Northeastern rallied late to generate two attempts on target during the final three minutes of regulation. Moustapha Samb headed Martin Nygaard's corner at Alex Ashton, moments before Supinski headed another ball that was kept out by a team save.