After Saturday’s doubleheader was canceled, the Stony Brook baseball team lost both games of an abridged doubleheader to the UMass Minutemen on Sunday, March 7.
In its first-ever home February games and first home opener since 1996, the Stony Brook baseball team won two of three games against the Sacred Heart Pioneers from Friday, Feb. 26 to Sunday, Feb. 28.
Head coach Matt Senk believes the world never got a chance to see the Stony Brook baseball team at its best last season. The season was canceled before conference play could begin.
The Seawolves opened the tournament Wednesday, May 23 with a 2-1 victory over the Maine Black Bears, before falling to the top-seeded Hartford Hawks on Thursday, May 24.
The Stony Brook baseball team returned to Joe Nathan Field for a pair of mid-week home games on Tuesday and Wednesday, defeating Iona 5-2 and Central Connecticut 5-0, respectively.
The Stony Brook baseball team took care of business, winning two of three to secure the series victory and improve to 17-12. Stony Brook also moves into first place in the America East conference at 6-3.
The Stony Brook baseball team wrapped up its first homestand of the season over the weekend, playing three games against Quinnipiac and sweeping the series.
The Seawolves pitching staff allowed 28 runs in the series against the Wagner Seahawks, dropping all three games. The weekend sweep lowered Stony Brook’s record to 7-7, with six losses in the team’s last seven games.
