BROOKLINE, Mass. – In the final game of the 2025 regular season, the No. 25 Northeastern Huskies (45-9, 25-2 CAA) set a new program record for single-season wins with their 24^th straight victory in a weekend sweep over North Carolina A&T (15-37, 9-18 CAA), winning game three by a score of 12-0 in seven innings at Friedman Diamond.
 
A one-hit, five-inning outing from starter Jordan Gottesman set the table for Northeastern's 16^th shutout of the season, which is the 10^th most all-time in NCAA history, and the offense backed him up with 12 runs on 10 hits to end the game early via run rule.
 

• The Huskies struck first with a three-run inning on three hits, all with two outs. It began with a Harrison Feinberg two-out walk, then three straight hits from Jack Goodman (single), Carmelo Musacchia (RBI double) and Matt Brinker (2RBI double) got things started early for NU.
• Northeastern added four more on two hits and an error in the fourth – with Jack Doyle and Alex Lane on base thanks to a hit-by-pitch and walk, Gregory Bozzo laid down a sacrifice bunt that was thrown away and allowed Doyle to score from second for the 4-0 lead.
• With Bozzo on second after the error, and Lane on third, a sacrifice fly by Ryan Gerety scored Lane for the 5-0 lead.
• With two outs, Feinberg hit an RBI single through the left side, stole second, then scored on an RBI single by Goodman for the 7-0 lead.
• The offensive onslaught finished in the sixth inning with another crooked number, with five more runs on five hits. A sac fly from Feinberg started the scoring to make it 8-0, followed by a pinch-hit RBI double by Chris Walsh, scoring Cam Maldonado for the 9-0 lead.
• Walsh would make it to third and score on a failed pickoff to first, allowing Musacchia to take second on the overthrow of first.
• The Huskies got their run-rule insurance with two outs, on RBI singles from Doyle and Lane to make it 12-0.
• Starting pitcher Jordan Gottesman improved to 8-2 on the year with a scoreless, one-hit five-inning outing, where he tied his season high in punch outs with nine.
• Gottesman handed the ball to Joseph Hauser, who worked a near-perfect inning with just one walk on his line.
• Coming out for the top of the seventh was James Morice, who also allowed only one baserunner on a leadoff single, before a double play and a game-ending strikeout ended the game early via run-rule.
• The Huskies finish the regular season with a program record 45 wins, 25 conference wins, and for the first time since 1973, single-digit losses. Northeastern finished with a program-best 23-1 at Friedman Diamond.
• Northeastern's 25-2 record is just the second 25-win season in conference history, the first being UNCW in 2008.
• NU's 45 wins surpasses their 2023 program record 44 wins, which was set in the CAA Tournament.
• Entering the CAA Tournament, the Huskies hold the most wins in the country and the least losses in the country.

 
Northeastern heads down to Mount Pleasant, South Carolina for the 2025 CAA Baseball Tournament. The No. 1 seeded Huskies play their first game of the tournament on Thursday, May 22^nd at 3 p.m. on FloCollege.