Men’s Swimming and Diving

The Men’s Swimming and Diving team topped University of Maine in their first win of the season Sunday. The Seawolves finished with a score of 138-103, bring their season record to 1-2, 1-0 in conference play. The 200-yard medley relay kicked off the day with a first place finish by the team consisting of Raphy Labour, Jon Sigurosson, Alexei Smirnov, and Omar Ozcan.

The men went on to sweep the 200 free, the 50 free and the 100 back. They also took two of the top three places in four events on the day. The Seawolves closed out the meet on top when the 200 free relay ‘A’ team touched in first in the last event.

On the women’s side, the Seawolves were not so successful. Despite a strong showing by Hailey Lewandoski, who swept both diving events, Stony Brook fell to Maine 140-98, bringing their season record to 0-3. Brittany Whipple, Jessica Peters and Krista Klicpera swept the 100 breaststroke to boost the team but not even a sweep of 200 free relay could bring enough points to topple Maine.

Stony Brook travels to Brooklyn Thursday to take on Iona and St. Francis.

Awards and Honors

Stony Brook senior Hailey Lewandoski was named America East diver of the week on Tuesday. Lewandoski placed third in the one meter and sixth in the three meter dive at last season’s America East Championships and swept both events in the team’s meet against Fordham last week. She went on to repeat this feat at Sunday’s meet against Maine.

The Stony Brook Volleyball team’s Kaitlyn Deutsh was named America East Setter of the Week. This is the fourth time this season Deutsh has received this honor. The junior leads the conference in assists with an average of 11.68 per game for a total of 39 on the season. The team heads to the conference tournament this weekend looking for their first America East title.