“Our goal all season has been to repeat, which is tough to do in any sport, at any level,” coach Megan Bryant said on Thursday after her team’s opener against UMBC.
Allison Cukrov pitched a complete game one shutout and Jane Sallen struck out a career-high 10 batters in game two, leading the Seawolves to a sweep over the Temple Owls in a doubleheader.
The Stony Brook Women's Softball team was not hampered by a three-day delay as they brought out the broom against UMBC, taking two of two contests on the road. The former contest was a 3-2 win, the latter favoring the Seawolves 2-1. These wins improved the Seawolves to a 12-12 record, with a 4-1 standing in conference play.
While the students were away on their spring breaks, the Stony Brook Softball team was red-hot, winning five of their six games played over the break.
The Seawolves hosted the Stony Brook Invitational over the first weekend, March 15 and 16 but Mother Nature played a role, cancelling Saturday’s action.
