Women’s Basketball Starts Road Swing at Northeastern on Tuesday

Tuesday, November 11

Boston, MA

2 PM

Boston University

Northeastern

Photo of BU women's basketball senior Anete Adler shooting a jumper at Case Gym.

Photo by: Eliza Nuestro

Women’s Basketball Starts Road Swing at Northeastern on Tuesday

November 10, 2025 | Women's Basketball

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BOSTON – For its 2025-26 road opener, the Boston University women's basketball program makes the short trip to Northeastern on Tuesday (Nov. 11). Opening tip is set for 2 p.m.

BU (0-2) opens a three-game road swing around New England that spans the course of eight days. Last season, the Terriers sported a 3-3 mark against out-of-conference foes away from home.

Northeastern (1-1) returns to Boston for its second home contest. The Huskies dropped their lone matchup in Boston this year to LIU, 75-60, back on Nov. 3.

Tuesday's game airs on NESN in the New England area and is available to stream on FloCollege as well. Live statistics are on StatBroadcast courtesy of Northeastern's athletic department.

TERRIER TIDBITS

BU sustained a 52-50 loss to Dartmouth in its last game on Friday (Nov. 7).
Despite forcing 18 turnovers and limiting the Big Green to less than 33 percent shooting in the second half, the Terriers could not overcome a 34.5 percent offensive performance.
BU corralled 15 offensive rebounds against Dartmouth, a feat they reached just twice a season ago.
Sophomore Rose Azmoudeh led the Terriers with a trio of three-pointers for nine points, her first in the Scarlet & White.
Junior Inés Monteagudo Pardo leads BU with four three-pointers this year. She has scored 17 points in her first two appearances.
The Terrier bench has scored 36 points in the first two matchups. Senior Anastasiia Semenova has led that unit with eight points per contest.
Tuesday marks the start of BU's first three-game road stretch this year. The Terriers have another scheduled from Dec. 1-13.
Northeastern is the first of three Massachusetts-based opponents on BU's schedule. UMass Lowell and Holy Cross are the other foes.

SCOUTING NORTHEASTERN

The Huskies are coming off a 75-64 road victory over Yale on Nov. 7.
Four Huskies are averaging double figures early, including Camryn Collins' 14.5 points per game.
Northeastern is scoring 67.5 points per game while limiting foes to 23.5 percent shooting from beyond the arc.
Last year, the Huskies went 3-25 and just 2-16 in CAA play.
Head coach Priscilla Edwards-Lloyd is in her third season at the helm.

SERIES HISTORY

Tuesday marks the 83rd all-time meeting between BU and Northeastern in a series that began in 1976.
The Terriers sport a 43-39 advantage in the rivalry. Northeastern is BU's most common opponent in program history.
On the road, the Terriers boast a 14-25 record vs. the Huskies.
Last year, BU triumphed at Case Gym, 60-48, on Nov. 4. Alex Giannaros led all players with 23 points.
In the last contest at the Cabot Center, Semenova's three-pointer with 1.3 seconds left in overtime lifted the Terriers to an 83-80 victory on Dec. 22, 2023.

LOOKING AHEAD