On Sunday afternoon at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium, the Seawolves took home their third-consecutive America East Women’s Lacrosse championship in a 11-8 defeat of rival Albany.
While most athletes boast of never taking a day off, Stony Brook women’s lacrosse freshman Kylie Ohlmiller has long refused to take a minute off, let alone 24 hours.
Stony Brook proved to be too much for Monmouth on Wednesday, as they were able to defeat the Hawks 13-0. It was the first ever shutout in the programs history.
The Seawolves defense was unstoppable, as they held the Hawks to just four shots, and one shot on goal. Senior goalie Frankie Caridi saved the only shot she faced, despite the rain.
Despite a smooth 15-point performance from sophomore Marcus Rouse (Upper Marlboro, Md.), the Stony Brook University men's basketball team was outclassed by the #23 Notre Dame Fighting Irish, losing 88-62...
After having two applications rejected by the New York Collegiate Athletic Association (NYCAC), Stony Brook now may have a choice of two athletic conferences to enter. The news came in a series of bizarre twists over the last week, but no one in the Division of Physical Education and Athletics is complaining.
