The Statesman

Zeise works as the glue in the Seawolves’ gameplan

Ryan Pavich • November 20, 2019

Junior guard Hailey Zeise took a huge step forward last season, jumping from a bench player averaging 10 minutes per game to a full-time starter getting 30 minutes a night.

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For Hilaire, home is where the hoops are

Ryan Magill • November 20, 2019

Dominance. Consistency. Experience. Leadership. These are the qualities that the Stony Brook women’s basketball team is looking to get out of their newest graduate transfer, Kaela “KK” Hilaire.

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Victoria Johnson plans to attack season and go ring-chasing

Ross O'Keefe • November 20, 2019

The Stony Brook women’s basketball team needed offensive weapons following a 23-8 season where they lost in the America East Tournament semifinals, seeing two vital players — guards Shania Johnson and Jerell Matthews — graduate.

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Nittany Lions second-half explosion buries the Seawolves in first round of NCAA tournament

Ryan Magill • November 18, 2019

Despite putting up a stellar first-half performance, the Stony Brook women’s soccer team couldn’t match the second-half play from No. 4 Penn State, losing to the Nittany Lions by a final score of 3-1.

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The stigma behind therapy

Anya Marquardt • October 11, 2019

There is a stigma around therapy even though a lot of people could benefit from it.

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CommUniversity Day 2019 photo gallery

Emma Harris and Amaya McDonald • September 22, 2019

CommUniversity Day 2019 Photo Gallery by Emma Harris and Amaya McDonald

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New Pokemon content is on its way in 2019

Emily Clute • March 8, 2019

In a live Nintendo Direct video on Wednesday morning, Feb. 27, Nintendo revealed the first look at two new games in the “Pokemon” family: “Pokemon Sword” and “Pokemon Shield.”

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