Stony Brook continued its recent domination over Vermont, as the Seawolves have compiled five victories in the last six games against their conference foe.
By David Vertsberger and Andrew Eichenholz
Point #1: The Stony Brook men’s basketball team needs to figure out how to beat Vermont.
The Seawolves are now 0-2 against Vermont on the season after...
Stony Brook will look to take their recent successes on the road and take them back to Island Federal Credit Union Arena in a Wednesday night matchup with UMBC.
Opposing teams know the first player they need to scheme against when Stony Brook appears on their schedule is the 2013-14 America East Player of the Year Jameel Warney.
In what could be considered the biggest win in program history, Stony Brook upstaged the Washington Huskies in Seattle, 62-57, just before the calendar flipped to 2015.
The Stony Brook women’s basketball team showed plenty of fight in their recent conference matchups against Maine and Albany, but ultimately failed to come away with a victory in either game.
Expected to be Jameel Warney’s right-hand man in carrying the load coming into the season, Carson Puriefoy has harmed more than helped over the past few weeks.
Sabre Proctor, Brittany Snow and Kori Bayne-Walker all came up large in their team’s America East conference matchup against the Retrievers and helped the Seawolves leave Baltimore with a 66-50 win.
