Adding onto what has been the best season of her career, center Khari Clark delivered her magnum opus for the Stony Brook women’s basketball team.
Although they started cold, the Seawolves (18-2,...
With Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) play open for business, the Stony Brook women’s basketball team will look to keep it rolling against the conference’s best defense.
The Seawolves (10-1) will...
Costly turnovers prevented the Stony Brook women’s basketball team from pulling off a comeback against the Towson Tigers on Thursday, dropping it to fourth place in the conference.
After finishing over .500 in the non-conference half of their schedule, the Seawolves (8-5, 2-0 CAA) pulled off a pair of impressive victories to start their tenure in the CAA. They kicked things off with an 89-61 blowout win over the William & Mary Tribe on Friday. On Sunday, they celebrated New Year’s Day with a 67-55 comeback win at the Hofstra Pride.
Shooting woes and sloppy play combined to hand the Stony Brook’s women’s basketball team its first loss of the season.
The Seawolves opened their season at the Syracuse Orange on Monday, Nov. 7, only to be blown out 79-56.
Annie Warren does not say much. She is not a diva. She is not a huge trash-talker either. To put it simply, the star guard is a well-rounded player with the biggest season of her career just about to tip off.
