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Seawolf Scoreboard: Women's Cross Country Repeats as Conference Champs

Men's soccer finishes the season with the No. 3 seed in the conference tournament; women's soccer season ends in upset loss.

Cross Country 

For the fourth straight year, Stony Brook's women's cross country team has won the America East Conference. Lucy Van Dalen won the race, her third win in three races this season, and Holly Van Dalen came in at No. 2, a little more than a second behind her twin sister. Overall the Seawolves had four runners in the top 5. The men's side finished the event in sixth place, led by Tim Hodge who came in ninth.

Next in action: Saturday, Nov. 13, NCAA Regional Championships @ Madison, Conn.

Men's Soccer

UMBC 1, Stony Brook 0:  Playing for a bye in the first round of the conference tournament, the Seawolves were stymied by the UMBC defense. Andrew Bulls bent a free kick around the wall and off a Seawolf defender into the goal in the 65th minute. Leonardo Fernandes had a potential game-tying shot stopped by the keeper as the buzzer sounded, one of 19 shots for Stony Brook. The team finished with a record 9-6-3 (3-2-2), third in the conference. The Seawolves, the defending conference champions, will host a playoff game against Vermont, who they previously played to a scoreless tie on Oct. 16.

Stony Brook 1, Hartford 0:  Stefan Manz notched another shutout, but this one is credited to the defense, who did not allow a shot on goal. Mladen Ramic scored with a header on a corner kick for the game's only goal in the 56th minute. Manz is tied for first in the conference with 7 shutouts. With the win the Seawolves have clinched a berth in the America East Conference championship tournament. Stony Brook is undefeated in their last 5 matches (3-0-2).

Next in action: Saturday, Nov. 6 vs. Vermont, 5:00 p.m. (America East Conference quarterfinals).

Women's Volleyball

Stony Brook 3, Providence 0: Stony Brook has won two straight matches, and three of their last four by shutting out Providence for the second time this year (25-17, 25-18, 25-18). With three matches left in the season, the Seawolves are in fourth place and will make the playoffs if they can hold on to it.

Stony Brook 3, New Hampshire 0: The Seawolves avenge an earlier loss by sweeping the Wildcats (25-11, 25-22, 26-24). Alicia Nelson had 15 kills.

Next in action: Sunday, Nov. 7 vs. UMBC, 12:30 p.m.

Women's Soccer

Maine 3, Stony Brook 1: The Seawolves season ends in the semifinals of the America East Tournament. Read the full story here.

Football

Stony Brook 41, Charleston Southern 21: Miguel Maysonet had nearly 200 yards of offense and scored 4 touchdowns, tying a school record. Read the full story here.

Next in action: Saturday, Nov. 6 @ Presbyterian, 1:00 p.m.

Swimming & Diving

Sean Conway won the 50 free and 100 free and Lukasz Ochmanski won the 100 fly and 200 free for the Seawolves, but it wasn't enough to carry the men's team, which lost 184-114 to Massachusetts on Saturday. The women's team also fell, 159-141, but Renee Deschenes won three events and almost broke a school record in the 100 back.

Next in action: Saturday, Nov. 6 @ Maine

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