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    Seawolves Volleyball Wins Record 12th Straight Match

    October 29, 2018
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    Members of the Stony Brook women’s volleyball team celebrate a win during the Seawolves’ program-record 12-match winning streak, which began on September 15 during the Stony Brook Invite presented by Holiday Inn Express and has continued through the team’s America East Conference schedule. The defending America East Champions celebrated Senior Day on October 28 with a win over UMass Lowell, and will close out the regular season with road contests at Albany, UMBC, and Binghamton while attempting to secure the America East regular-season title and home court for the conference tournament, scheduled for November 16-18.

    — Elliot Olshansky

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