Brendan Faherty Archives – Page 2 of 7

Women’s Soccer comeback falls short in 3-3 tie

Dylan RamsaySportsSeptember 30, 2018September 30, 2018

Stony Brook Women’s Soccer almost pulled off a dramatic comeback on Thursday, Sept. 27 in the team’s first road conference game of the season but fell short of a victory, tying Albany 3-3.

Women’s Soccer takes down Maine 3-2 to begin conference play

Chris ParkinsonSportsSeptember 23, 2018March 18, 2020

Stony Brook Women’s Soccer secured its second consecutive victory against the Maine Black Bears on Sunday, Sept. 23 in its first conference matchup of the year.

Women’s Soccer wraps up non-conference play with dominant 3-0 win over Delaware State

Mike AdamsSportsSeptember 23, 2018

Johnstonbaugh noted that last year’s championship experience helped give the team a more solidified core and praised the team’s effort in preparing for the current campaign.

Women’s Soccer loses 1-0 at Hofstra

Chris ParkinsonSportsSeptember 17, 2018

Despite a close matchup, Hofstra defeated Stony Brook Women’s Soccer 1-0 on Sunday, Sept. 16 in the team’s eighth away game.

Women’s Soccer wins second straight 4-0 decision

Ryan PavichSportsSeptember 15, 2018

The Seawolves took over against the Gaels in enemy territory on Wednesday, Sept. 12, securing their second consecutive 4-0 victory and evening their record at 4-4.

Women’s Soccer earns 4-0 shutout victory over Wagner

Kenneth FerminSportsSeptember 9, 2018March 19, 2020

Stony Brook Women’s Soccer dominated the Wagner Seahawks offensively and defensively on Sunday, Sept. 9, leading to a 4-0 victory in front of a home crowd for the first time this season.

Fall Sports Preview: Women’s Soccer looks to defend America East crown

Chris ParkinsonSportsSeptember 6, 2018

With Stony Brook Women’s Soccer entering the 2018 season as defending America East champion, confidence in the team has never been higher. Last year’s accomplishments have not translated into expectations, however, and head coach Brendan Faherty is focused on a fresh start with this year’s squad.

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