The 2017-18 season will be a defining one for Stony Brook head coach Caroline McCombs, who will be entering her fourth season.

Stony Brook Women’s Basketball sophomore guard Davion Wingate is leaving Stony Brook to pursue the rest of her college career at another school.

With Stony Brook officially out of America East competition, they end their season with an overall record of 12-18.

This has been a difficult stretch for Stony Brook. After going on a two-game winning streak with wins over Maine and UMass Lowell, the team slid into a six-game losing streak.

Stony Brook couldn’t crack the codes on Hartford’s defense as the team fell 62-40 Wednesday afternoon at the Island Federal Credit Union Arena.

For the remaining 2:46 left in overtime, the Bears held the Seawolves to four points and tacked on another seven, culminating in a 78-71 victory for the women in blue.

Stony Brook looked as if the then four-game slide it has been on did not exist for the first three quarters of Wednesday's night home game against New Hampshire.

With four minutes to go in the fourth quarter, the Stony Brook Women’s Basketball team found itself on the brink of ending its three-game losing streak.

Stony Brook Women’s Basketball's six-game home winning streak was snapped as Binghamton took the matinée, 48-40.

The Seawolves came out of halftime and held the Black Bears to a mere 10 points in the second half, coming away with their first conference win of the season.

In the final two minutes, Albany went on an 8-2 run to halt the Seawolves' comeback and win Saturday afternoon’s game, 64-54, at SEFCU Arena.

The Stony Brook women’s basketball team held off a fourth-quarter comeback from Central Connecticut to win, 64-59, on Sunday afternoon at William H. Detrick Gymnasium.