Sophomore Mike Andreassi led the Seawolves with two goals and an assist. Freshman Kyle Zorn also tallied a career high two goals in the game. Stony Brook had 24 shots on the day, but only 14 of them were on goal.

Freshman Dan Shaughnessy was strong in net for Stony Brook, making seven saves against one of the nation’s best offensive squads. But, Maryland’s high powered offense proved to be too much for the Seawolves in this game.

Kevin Cooper, Jay Carlson, Own Blye, and Joe LoCascio all had 2 goals apiece for Maryland. In total nine different Terps players found the back of the net in the win.

Maryland had 45 ground balls in the game, compared to just 25 by Stony Brook, and won 20 of the 24 face-offs on the day. Charlie Raffa won 15 of 18 face-offs for Maryland.

The Seawolves were also 0-4 with the man advantage in the game, marking just the second time this season they failed to score a man-up goal.

One thing the Seawolves were able to do effectively was get clears, going 17 for 20 on clear opportunities. They also forced 18 turnovers by the Terps, three of them forced by senior Savaughn Green.

With the loss Stony Brook is now 0-21 all time against ACC opponents. They are also 0-2 all time against Maryland. The Seawolves also loss to ACC’s Virginia 13-7 back on February 23rd.

Now this Saturday Stony Brook will be back on the road again, taking on Sacred Heart for a 12pm game. Six of the Seawolves first eight games have been on the road this season.