1988 Northeastern Team Hockey Framed Photograph

Own a remarkable piece of Northeastern hockey history with this 9.5” x 11.5” framed photograph of the 1988 Northeastern hockey team. A true one-of-a-kind collectible, this photograph hung for decades in the Matthews Arena lobby trophy case, making it a unique piece of Northeastern hockey history.

The 1987–88 season was a memorable one for the Huskies, who finished with a 21–13–4 record and captured the Hockey East Championship. The team’s championship run showcased Northeastern’s talent and determination, helping establish the program as a leading competitor in collegiate hockey.

Several Huskies delivered standout performances throughout the season. Goaltender Bruce Racine was named Most Valuable Player of the Hockey East Championship tournament, while forward David O’Brien earned First Team All-Hockey East honors. Defensemen Brian Dowd and Claude Lodin were also recognized among the conference’s top players, highlighting the depth of talent on this championship squad.

This vintage team photograph preserves a special chapter in Northeastern Athletics history, celebrating the student-athletes who helped bring a Hockey East title to Huntington Avenue. It offers a glimpse into collegiate hockey in the late 1980s and the players who contributed to the Huskies’ championship legacy.

Beautifully framed and ready for display, this photograph is a distinctive collectible for Northeastern alumni, longtime Huskies fans, and hockey enthusiasts. More than a team portrait, it offers a lasting connection to a championship season and an important era in Northeastern hockey history.

This item comes with an official digital Certificate of Authenticity signed by Northeastern Athletics.

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A portion of your purchase is a gift to Northeastern.

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