The tandem of senior attackmen Brody Eastwood and midfielder Challen Rogers has grown side by side to produce two of the most storied careers in Stony Brook lacrosse history.

The Seawolves continue conference play on Sunday, April 24 when they head upstate to face the Binghamton Bearcats.

The game had it all — behind-the-back goals, controversial calls and overtime — but in the waning seconds of the extra period, the Red Foxes upset the eighth-ranked Seawolves.

The Seawolves will go on the road for their next game to face the Princeton Tigers in a non-conference matchup on Saturday at 3 p.m..

Corpolongo’s go-ahead goal kick-started a 9-1 first half run for No. 12 Stony Brook Men’s Lacrosse, culminating in a 16-6 rout of the Lehigh Mountain Hawks Tuesday night.

“[It] was just a pure hustle goal by four or five guys,” head coach Jim Nagle said. “Bodies flying everywhere… those are the kind of plays that can spark a team.”

After trading goals with Brown all game long, it seemed like Stony Brook Men’s Lacrosse would finally make a run for the lead.

“We feel like we have our best group that we’ve had in years, certainly our deepest team,” head coach Jim Nagle said.

Jim Nagle’s team appeared down and out in a packed Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium on Wednesday night, with a 4,860-fan crowd reminiscent of a Seawolves football game in the fall.

On Saturday afternoon, the Stony Brook men’s lacrosse team battled back from an early deficit to defeat the No. 12 Princeton Tigers in a 13-10 thriller.

A strong final 30 minutes helped the Stony Brook men’s lacrosse team earn it first conference win of the season on Saturday afternoon, as the Seawolves defeated UMBC 12-6.

After beating Marist on the road, the Stony Brook men’s lacrosse team looked to finish off its road trip with a win against Rutgers.