Now that Murphy and Ohlmiller have gotten their respective records out of the way, them and the team can focus on what’s been driving them for the entire season: an NCAA championship.

Stony Brook women’s lacrosse team improved their impressive winning streak to 12 games, the longest to begin a season in program history, defeating America East rival Binghamton 18-5.

No. 1 seeded Stony Brook Women’s Lacrosse opened America East conference playing in dominating fashion, defeating UMass Lowell 20-7 Saturday afternoon at Cushing Field.

No. 1-ranked Stony Brook Women’s Lacrosse kept its perfect record intact Saturday night, as the team held off No. 13 Towson at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium by a final score of 13-8.

A big name on the team is senior attacker Kylie Ohlmiller. She had one of the greatest seasons in collegiate women’s lacrosse history last year.

The No. 2 Stony Brook women’s lacrosse team took down No. 5 USC 14-10 in a battle of top five teams in the country at LeBard Stadium on Friday night. The win was the Seawolves’ season opener and the first of two games in a California state trip.

Ohlmiller also set the new NCAA Division I single-season assists record with 86, topping Hannah Nielsen of Northwestern’s 83 assists in 2009.

Career-highs and shattering records defined the 21-6 win for Stony Brook Friday evening at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium.

With the playoffs on the horizon, Stony Brook Women’s Lacrosse returned to Long Island and dominated Long Island rival Hofstra in a 19-4 win.

In other milestone news, Ohlmiller’s 112 points this season kept the Tewaaraton favorite on pace to become the NCAA single-season points record holder.

On top of the property damage her second-half shot caused, DiSalvo continued her mid-season goal surge after going scoreless for four games.