Just five days after returning to Long Island from the Sunshine State, Stony Brook Softball went back to Jacksonville on Feb. 28. The Seawolves won the first two games, moving to 7-0 and lasting as the final unbeaten team in the country before falling to North Florida in a perfect game to take their first loss of the season.
The Stony Brook softball team will be flying back to Long Island on cloud nine after winning all five of their games this weekend at The Spring Games. They cruised to victory in both of their games on Sunday, Feb. 23, beating the Georgetown Hoyas 2-1 in the morning and then shutting out the Cornell Big Red 7-0 in the afternoon.
The trip to the Sunshine State was clouded with rain; it was a game to forget. If Monday's performance against Jacksonville is any indication, it has already been forgotten.
Stony Brook junior attacker Courtney Murphy broke the school’s program record for goals scored in a career as the Seawolves held off a late charge from the Blue Hens and won the match 8-7 on Saturday.
The Stony Brook softball team kicked off its 2015 season this past weekend in the Florida Gulf Coast Tournament. The Seawolves picked up wins in two out of their five games.
“That’s one of my favorite quotes,” Kameron Mitchell said as he pointed to an hourglass tattoo on his right arm with the words “time waits for no man” embedded with it.
The softball team started off the season in Florida from Friday to Sunday finishing the Jacksonville University Tournament with a 1-5 record.
The Seawolves took on No. 17 Louisville in the first game...
