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.

But Stony Brook seemed right at home on Friday night, earning its highest-ranking victory in program history.

On a team drowning in talent, with goals set higher than any Stony Brook team has ever set, areas for improvement become intricate and particularized.

The No. 5 Stony Brook Women’s Lacrosse team escaped its season-opener against No. 19 Towson with a 10-9 victory on Saturday afternoon.

After her 99th goal of the 2016 season, junior attacker Courtney Murphy now owns the most proficient goal-scoring season in the history of Division-I NCAA women’s lacrosse.

In recent seasons, the Stony Brook Women’s Lacrosse team has built up numerous accolades, but one item remains on the team’s bucket list: success in the NCAA Tournament.

With the America East Women's Lacrosse Championship on the line, freshman midfielder Kasey Mitchell had a free-position chance to win the game at the buzzer.

If such records were kept, Courtney Murphy may have set the women’s lacrosse record for most records.

Stony Brook women's lacrosse will seek its first of two wins on Friday evening, when the team hosts fourth-seeded New Hampshire at 5 p.m. at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium.

On Stony Brook Women's Lacrosse’s Senior Night, as she has done time after time this season, it was junior attacker Courtney Murphy that stole the show.

No. 7 Stony Brook Women’s Lacrosse trailed No. 20 Johns Hopkins 5-2 at halftime on Sunday afternoon after a dismal offensive start.

The Seawolves will return home next weekend for a pair of games at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium.