This year, give Women’s Athletics the respect it deserves

This year, give Women’s Athletics the respect it deserves

By Mike Adams / August 26, 2018

Last fall, I saw a packed Island Federal Credit Union Arena empty out before an undefeated Stony Brook women’s basketball team took the court.

Men’s Basketball faces familiar foe in first round of AE Conference Tournament

By Gregory Zarb / March 3, 2018

Sturdivant and his fellow seniors are conscious of the fact that this is the last time they will take part in the America East Conference Tournament, with a trip to the NCAA

Sturdivant knocks down late three, Men’s Basketball beats Hartford

By Peter Lupfer / January 16, 2018

The Seawolves remain in a two-way tie for first place in the America East with Vermont, who also holds a 2-0 record in conference play.

Jameel Warney reflects on winning AmeriCup gold

By Mike Adams / September 6, 2017

Team USA won the FIBA AmeriCup gold medal on Sunday night, pulling off a stunning second-half rally to overtake Argentina for an 81-76 victory in enemy territory.

Men’s basketball schedule coming to fruition

By Joseph Konig / August 22, 2017

The Stony Brook Men’s Basketball 2017-18 schedule is taking form with the announcement of America East conference schedules by the league Tuesday morning.

Lucas Woodhouse heads north, signs with Kobrat in Finnish League Korisliiga

By Tim Oakes / August 20, 2017

Lucas Woodhouse, the Stony Brook men’s basketball team’s leading scorer last season, signed a professional contract on Saturday with Kobrat, a team located in Lapua, Finland

Stony Brook Men’s Basketball could be facing the “most challenging” non-conference schedule ever, Director of Athletics says

By Joseph Konig / August 19, 2017

This season, the Seawolves will be faced with four 2016-17 NCAA tournament teams, a projected top-five team and tough road matchups at Michigan State, UConn, Rutgers and