Stony Brook continued to stay atop the America East standings this weekend as the bats exploded for 36 runs in a three-game series with the Hartford Hawks, which they swept.
Stony Brook softball split a pair of non-conference games on Tuesday and Wednesday, beating Sacred Heart 12-6 on the road before losing at home to St. John’s, 9-2.
The softball team came away with a pair of wins this Sunday, as the Seawolves blew past both Morgan State in a 15-0 shutout and Mount St. Mary’s in a 3-2, eight-inning bout.
Elizabeth Snow’s off-the-bat ball kept going until it ended up over the fence, breaking the hearts of the Stony Brook faithful and sending the Albany section into eruption.
Stony Brook softball’s hopes for 2015 depend on Allison Cukrov, who has already established herself as one of the greatest pitchers to ever play for Stony Brook.
