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Northern Star

The Student News Site of Northern Illinois University

Northern Star

The Student News Site of Northern Illinois University

Northern Star

NIU reschedules some canceled events; many not made up

By STEVE NITZ | March 5, 2008

With the NIU campus closed after the Feb. 14 shootings, NIU suspended all athletic competitions until Feb. 25. Twenty-seven contests in men's and women's basketball, gymnastics, baseball, softball, men's and women's tennis, wrestling, women's track and...

Gymnastics team dominates on Senior Day

By STEVE NITZ | March 3, 2008

It's unusual for a gymnastics team to compete more than once a week. However, due to schedule changes, the NIU gymnasts were forced to compete for the second time in five days Sunday. NIU (5-1, 3-1 MAC) defeated Central Michigan and Illinois-Chicago on...

Gymnastics team to host CMU and UIC Sunday

By STEVE NITZ | February 29, 2008

After having three weeks off between meets, the NIU gymnastics team will take the floor for the second time in five days. The Huskies host Central Michigan (1-5 overall, 1-3 MAC) and Illinois-Chicago Sunday afternoon at the Convocation Center at 2 p.m....

Injury can’t stop gymnastics from big win over Ball State

By NORTHERN STAR STAFF | February 4, 2008

Imagine how the New York Giants would feel losing Eli Manning in pregame warm ups. That is how the NIU gymnastics team must have felt, as it was unable to compete with all-arounder Leah Johnson on Sunday's contest against Ball State. The junior was injured...

NIU gymnasts hope to keep rolling Sunday

By ANDREA BRADLEY | February 1, 2008

Momentum is an important factor in any gymnast's competition level. And momentum is what the NIU gymnastics team (1-1 overall, 1-1 MAC) has after a big win against Western Michigan (2-2, 1-1) last week. NIU head coach Mark Sontag and the team hope to...

The Northern Star takes some time with gymnast Jennifer Naughton

By JON LEVANICH | January 30, 2008

The Northern Star caught up with gymnast Jennifer Naughton. The junior from Missouri stopped to talk about her decision to go into gymnastics and Kansas City BBQ. Northern Star: Why did you decide to leave Missouri for DeKalb? Jennifer Naughton: A lot...

Gymnastics scores a home win

By ANDREA BRADLEY | January 28, 2008

After a close loss to Kent State, the NIU gymnastics team has bounced right back. NIU Juniors Leah Johnson and Jennifer Naughton helped bring the Huskies (1-1 overall, 1-1 MAC) to a 193.4-188.125 win over the Western Michigan Broncos (2-2, 1- 1) on Sunday....

NIU gymnastics team shows high hopes for the future, falls to Kent State

By ANDY PRUSKI | January 25, 2008

Despite opening its season with a loss to Kent State, the NIU gymnastics team might be in good shape if its score is any indication. NIU (0-1, 0-1 overall) will look to follow up its 193.475-192.675 loss as it makes its home debut Sunday against Western...

Two Bears try their hand at basketball

By STEVE NITZ | January 22, 2008

Two current Chicago Bears were in DeKalb this weekend. Running back Garrett Wolfe, a former Huskie, and kick returner Devin Hester enjoyed some basketball at the Campus Recreation Center on Saturday. The two played a couple games of five-on-five together...

Women’s soccer looking to continue streak of shutouts

By DERRICK SMITH | October 26, 2007

Lindsey Curnock was a late bloomer when it came to goalkeeping. The sophomore, who is the reigning women's soccer MAC Player of the Week and all-time leader in career shutouts at NIU, currently has 228 consecutive minutes without allowing a goal with...

Raymond makes most of time in Chicago

By Ben Gross | June 19, 2007

DeKALB | Before training camp had even started, one former Huskie athlete had shown what they could do. The Chicago Sky's season started on Sunday May 20th. Since then, the team has played 11 games. Former Huskie guard Stephanie Raymond has been on the...

Huskies ink star recruit from Iowa

By Brandon Mangia | April 19, 2007

DeKALB | What's the best way to get over losing a guard like Stephanie Raymond? Sign an incoming freshman point guard with loads of potential, of course. Friday, women's basketball coach Carol Owens did just that, as she announced the signing of 5'10"...

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