Unbeaten since opening night, the Stony Brook women’s soccer team now has the chance to stand alone at the top of the conference table. Fresh off its biggest blowout win of the year, the Seawolves will host the Delaware Blue Hens on Thursday, Sept. 14.
There was no trap game in store for the Seawolves on Sunday, who took on the Hampton Pirates down in Virginia and thrashed them 6-1. Though it was a far cry from last year’s historic 12-0 romping, Stony Brook still earned three points.
In their conference opener on Thursday, the Seawolves outplayed the Campbell Camels in their return to Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium, but neither side came out victorious.
Wrapping up the nonconference portion of their schedule, the Seawolves engaged in a 2-2 draw with the Fordham Rams on Thursday night at Jack Coffey Field. After falling behind 2-0, Stony Brook’s high-flying offense rallied to knot the score up.
Following their first win of the season, the Seawolves (2-1-1) picked up another victory 2-1 over the Merrimack Warriors (1-2-0) on Sunday afternoon at Martone-Mejail Field. Another strong performance on both ends brought Stony Brook a winning record.
The Seawolves wrapped up their opening three-game homestand with a dominant 3-1 victory over the Lafayette Leopards on Thursday afternoon. Stony Brook’s high-powered offense allowed it to cruise to a win.
The Seawolves returned to Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium on Sunday in hopes of bouncing back from their opening night loss. Facing off against the Bryant Bulldogs, Stony Brook was unable to break down their backline in a scoreless stalemate.
The 2023-24 NCAA year is officially underway at Stony Brook University, as the school’s women’s soccer team kicked things off on Thursday night at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium.
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While the Stony Brook women’s soccer team's first impressions in the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) are already etched in stone, the team is not done rising up the ladder.
Forward Hannah Maracina is always making an impact, whether she is on or off the pitch. As a freshman in 2022, Maracina burst onto the scene for the young Stony Brook women’s soccer team.
As her final season with the Stony Brook women’s soccer team approaches, defender Catharina von Drigalski is looking to cap off her illustrious college career with a bang.
A common theme of the 2022 Stony Brook women’s soccer team was its youth — in particular, the age of its stars. The Seawolves had eight freshmen field players, all of whom scored a goal in their debut seasons.
