“[It] was just a pure hustle goal by four or five guys,” head coach Jim Nagle said. “Bodies flying everywhere… those are the kind of plays that can spark a team.”
It took four seconds for midfielder Jay Lindsay to win the opening face-off and dish left to fellow midfielder Ryan Bitzer, who buried Stony Brook’s first goal of the season.
The Boston Cannons took midfielder Challen Rogers and the New York Lizards chose attackman Brody Eastwood in Friday's Major League Lacrosse Collegiate Draft.
Stony Brook fell to Albany yet again, this time in men's lacrosse, as the Great Danes won their third-straight America East Championship, 22-9, Saturday morning.
Stony Brook men's lacrosse, led by Senior Mike Rooney, defeated the Vermont Catamounts 16-13 in the America East Semifinals on Thursday afternoon at Albany's Bob Ford Field.
Albany will likely be the toughest barricade for the Seawolves to knock over if they are to win the America East Tournament and advance to the NCAA Tournament.
Mike Rooney tallied his 233rd point on Sunday, which breaks Kevin Crowley's career points record, by assisting on the game-winning goal in a 14-13 OT win against Binghamton.
