When Oct. 30 rolls around, there will only be six teams left in contention for the America East Women’s Soccer Championship out of the nine in the conference.
After slugging it out with last year’s America East champion’s UMBC, Stony Brook settles for a 1-1 draw. It was a close contest, with both UMBC and Stony Brook having multiple scoring opportunities.
On Thursday, Stony Brook headed out to Belson Stadium in Queens, New York to take on St. John’s. The Seawolves were unable to bring back home a win, as they fell to the Red Storm 1-0.
After a tough past week where the Stony Brook women’s soccer team suffered two road losses, the Seawolves returned home with a well-earned victory against the Seton Hall Pirates, 2-1.
The Stony Brook women’s soccer team returns this year with high hopes of claiming their second regular season conference title in as many years in the America East .
The UMass-Lowell River Hawks came into their Sunday afternoon matchup with the Stony Brook Seawolves losing their first 10 games of the season. But it was important for the Seawolves to not over look this game. “You have to learn very early how to fear no one but respect everyone” 29th year Coach Sue Ryan said after the game. “Our goal is to protect our home turf” she added, and that’s what the Seawolves did on Sunday, defeating the River Hawks 1-0 to improve to 7-3-1 on the season.
Stony Brook women’s soccer hosted Fairfield University for a Friday Matinée. Fresh off a 6-0 shutout of Fairleigh Dickinson, the Seawolves tallied another shutout victory 2-0, improving their record to 2-0-1.
Freshman Raven Edwards’ equalizer at the 83rd minute saved the Seawolves as a shot from freshman Stella Norman got into Loyola’s goal after deflecting on Edwards’ back.
The Stony Brook women’s...
