Taylor Wilson’s family came all the way from southern Indiana to watch Stony Brook face Binghamton in an America East volleyball match on Friday night. She did not disappoint.
Poor defense led to the seventh sweep loss of the season for Stony Brook Volleyball, as the team fell to New Hampshire, 25-19, 25-15, 25-22, on Sunday afternoon.
The Stony Brook women's volleyball team came out flat against Sacred Heart, losing in three sets Tuesday night at the Pitt Center in Fairfield, Connecticut.
Middle blocker McKyla Brooks, setter Morgan Kath and outside hitter Taylor Wilson are the most senior starters for Stony Brook’s Volleyball team. They are all sophomores.
Because they are a young team, others in the conference may not be aware of Stony Brook’s style and ability, perhaps making them a dark horse to compete.
With the victory, the Seawolves earned a three seed in the America East playoffs and will head to Albany on Friday, Nov. 20 for their first-round match.
With the America East Championships on the horizon, Stony Brook Volleyball looked to get two road wins against conference rivals Albany and Binghamton this weekend.
