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.
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.
Junior attacker Courtney Murphy entered Wednesday night’s game against Binghamton needing just three goals to become the first player in SBU history to reach 200 career goals.
The Seawolves used strong draw controls and standout performances from the team’s offensive stars to score 16 consecutive goals in a 33-minute span, crushing the Catamounts.
The baseball team has turned from one with an offense that would have to secure every victory to one that is balanced and determined to make some noise.
Stony Brook proved to be too much for Monmouth on Wednesday, as they were able to defeat the Hawks 13-0. It was the first ever shutout in the programs history.
The Seawolves defense was unstoppable, as they held the Hawks to just four shots, and one shot on goal. Senior goalie Frankie Caridi saved the only shot she faced, despite the rain.
For the second consecutive year, the Seawolves are ranked in the Brine Media Preseason Poll. They are coming off their best season in school history, where they finished 17-3 and won their first America East title.
The Stony Brook women’s lacrosse team ended the 2012 season, runner-up to Albany by just two points, in their first-ever appearance in the America East Championship Final. But that bitter taste won’t...
