Kenneth Fermin, Author at The Statesman

No. 3-seed Women’s Basketball falls to No. 2-seed Hartford

Kenneth FerminSportsMarch 11, 2019March 11, 2019

Stony Brook withheld its rivals blows and led for 65 percent of the game, but ultimately fell 64-59, effectively eliminating them from playoff contention.

Pickel Jr.’s game winner propels Men’s lacrosse over Bryant

Kenneth FerminSportsMarch 10, 2019March 10, 2019

The Seawolves executed a calculated play which saw junior attacker Connor Grippe sneak inside the Bulldogs defense for the wide open scoring attempt. However, freshman goalkeeper Luke Caracciolo read the play perfectly and blocked the shot, keeping the score tied.

Historic Highs drives Women’s Basketball to America East Semifinals

Kenneth FerminSportsMarch 8, 2019March 8, 2019

Stony Brook utilized the scoring drive by knocking down 78 percent of its third-quarter shots with nearly all coming from Johnson and Pagan.

Women’s Lacrosse splits home-away series, drops first home game since 2016

Kenneth Fermin & Ryan PavichSportsMarch 3, 2019March 3, 2019

Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium had been an unbreakable fortress of dominance for Stony Brook Women’s Lacrosse over the last three seasons. The Seawolves thrived off the energy from the Long Island faithful and converted it into victories, winning a program-record 33 consecutive home games.

Women’s Basketball’s Matthews and Johnson combine for 29 points, topping Vermont

Kenneth FerminSportsMarch 3, 2019March 3, 2019

Emotions for Stony Brook Women’s Basketball were soaring as the team prepared for the Vermont Catamounts in its final 2018-19 regular season contest. The Seawolves, who were hosting only their second season closer since 2012, knew it would be their last with the offensively explosive tandem of senior guards Shania ‘“Shorty” Johnson and Jerell Matthews.

Track and Field finishes fourth in America East Championship

Kenneth FerminSportsFebruary 25, 2019February 25, 2019

Stony Brook Women’s Track and Field multi runner junior Alyssa Oviasogie immortalized herself in program history by becoming the program’s first Pentathlon Metropolitan Champion earlier this month.

No.4-ranked Women’s Lacrosse loses first regular season game in nearly two years, splits road trip

Chris Parkinson & Kenneth FerminFeatured SportsFebruary 24, 2019February 25, 2019

Stony Brook Women’s Lacrosse suffered its first defeat in a regular season matchup since March 11, 2017, falling 11-7 to the No.13-ranked University of Denver Pioneers on Sunday, Feb. 24. The loss snapped the Seawolves’ 29 regular season win streak that dated back to March 2017.

Eight different scorers lead Men’s Lacrosse to win over Brown

Kenneth FerminSportsFebruary 24, 2019February 24, 2019

Stony Brook Men’s Lacrosse entered the contest against Brown on Saturday, Feb. 23, coming off a frigid performance against No.4-ranked Penn State on Saturday, Feb. 16. The Seawolves excelled on offense by finishing with eight different scorers and earning the 13-11 victory over the Bears for their first victory this season.

Men’s Lacrosse looks to build off successful conference season

Kenneth FerminSportsFebruary 20, 2019February 20, 2019

Now replete with a heavy mixture of experienced juniors and refining sophomores, the team is striving for championship success that has eluded them since 2012.

Swimming and Diving competes in first America East Championship since 2012

Kenneth FerminSportsFebruary 18, 2019February 19, 2019

Stony Brook Women’s Swimming and Diving battled belligerent waters on the road to returning to the America East Championship.