The Stony Brook softball team completed its regular season this weekend, taking two of three games over America East rival Maine Black Bears to cruise to third place in the standings.

Stony Brook Softball swept conference rival Hartford in an emotional weekend series that commemorated the life of former Seawolves shortstop Danielle Kemp.

Stony Brook Softball’s offensive production led the team to a 6-0 victory against the Iona Gaels in the second of three consecutive non-conference games.

The Stony Brook softball team’s three-game winning streak came to an end Sunday afternoon at University Field in a 4-0 loss against the Sacred Heart Pioneers.

The Stony Brook softball team traveled to Boca Raton, Florida over the weekend for the Florida Atlantic Parents Weekend Tournament, which saw the team win its last three games.

The Stony Brook softball team traveled to Fort Myers, Florida over the weekend to play against Wright State, the University of Connecticut, Southern Illinois University and Florida Gulf Coast in the Florida Gulf Coast Invitational.

The Bearcats scored the most runs in an America East Tournament game since Stony Brook scored 16 runs in a game back in 2014.

The Stony Brook softball team traveled up to Maine for a weekend series to face the Maine Black Bears. Playing a doubleheader on Saturday that required extra innings to decide one game, as well as a Sunday matinee, the Seawolves were unable to find a win.

Stony Brook played Hartford in a doubleheader at Hartford Softball Field Thursday afternoon. The Seawolves won both games, improving their record to 9-18.

The Stony Brook softball team hosted Brown University and Holy Cross University this past weekend in the Stony Brook Invitational.

Only a week into a two-week trip through the south, the team faces a tough road schedule ahead after being outscored 57-23 to start the season.

It used to be, and still is, a normality for the Seawolves to bring a lot of west coast talent to come play here.