Category - Athletics

Alumni Spotlight Story Athletics Athletics Home Page Spotlight News Highlights Stony Brook Matters

Women’s Soccer Wins America East Championship

For the second time in three seasons, the Stony Brook women’s soccer team are champions of America East. The Seawolves knocked off Hartford in the championship game November 10, with goals from juniors Erin...

1 min read

Alumni Spotlight Story Athletics Athletics Recent Grads Stony Brook Matters

Women’s Soccer Beats the Elements, Eyes America East Title

Stony Brook women’s soccer braved the elements and a rain delay of more than two hours to clinch a home game in the 2019 America East Women’s Soccer Tournament, defeating the visiting New Hampshire Wildcats...

2 min read

Alumni Hottest Stories Athletics Stony Brook Matters

Six Inducted Into the Stony Brook Athletics Hall of Fame

The Stony Brook Department of Athletics inducted six members into the Stony Brook Rita & Kurt Eppenstein Athletics Hall of Fame on Friday night with the addition of the Class of 2019. Friday’s ceremony, at the...

6 min read

Alumni Spotlight Story Athletics Athletics Awards and Honors Stony Brook Matters

Stony Brook Claims AE Commissioner’s Cup

Following a historic 2018-19 season, Stony Brook University has claimed the Stuart P. Haskell, Jr. Commissioner’s Cup for the first time in school history, the league announced this evening at its annual awards...

2 min read

Alumni Spotlight Story Athletics Athletics Stony Brook Matters

Seawolves Gird for NCAA Baseball Championship

The Stony Brook baseball team’s Road to Omaha begins in a familiar spot on Friday: Baton Rouge, Louisiana, the site of the team’s Super Regional victory en route to the 2012 College World Series. Hosted by...

1 min read

Alumni Hottest Stories Athletics Athletics Stony Brook Matters

Women’s Lax Girds for NCAA Tournament

The No. 17 Stony Brook women’s lacrosse team once again proved its dominance in the America East, earning its seventh-straight conference title on Saturday night at LaValle Stadium, taking down UAlbany, 21-7. With...

1 min read

Alumni Hottest Stories Athletics Athletics Leadership News Highlights Stony Brook Matters

Geno Ford Named Head Coach of Men’s Basketball

Geno Ford has been named 12th head coach of the Stony Brook men’s basketball program, Stony Brook athletic director Shawn Heilbron has announced. Ford will have his interim tag removed after serving eight days as...

3 min read

Alumni Hottest Stories Athletics Stony Brook Matters

Women’s Basketball Earns Victory Against Vermont

The Stony Brook women’s basketball team got back to its winning ways on Saturday afternoon, topping Vermont, 67-61, at Patrick Gymnasium. The result put a hault to the Seawolves’ two-game losing skid and...

1 min read

Left to right: Rob Emmerich, Jr., Sr. Associate Director of Athletics, Alan Inkles, Director, Staller Center for the Arts, Scott Middleton, Senior Partner, Campolo, Middleton & McCormick, LLP, Joseph N. Campolo, Managing Partner, Campolo, Middleton & McCormick, LLP, Manny London, PhD, Dean, College of Business, and Matthew Colson, Executive Director of Alumni Relations

Alumni News Alumni Spotlight Story Athletics Giving Back Main University Stony Brook Matters

Campolo, Middleton & McCormick, LLP Commits $450K to Support Cultural Arts and Scholarships

Staller Center for the Arts has received a generous 10-year gift of $450,000 from premier full-service business law firm Campolo, Middleton & McCormick, LLP, thanks to the leadership and generosity of CMM Managing...

2 min read

Alumni Chapters & Groups Athletics Stony Brook Matters

Seawolves Basketball Captures First Place

After hitting the go-ahead jumper to give the Stony Brook men’s basketball team the lead in regulation, freshman Miles Latimer made the big play in overtime, blocking an Albany shot as time expired to seal the...

1 min read

Alumni News Alumni Spotlight Athletics New York City chapter News Highlights Stony Brook Matters

Sports Agent Burton Rocks ’94 Explores the Analytics of Character

“Baseball is big business, but if you start making it a mathematical equation, the sport is going to lose a lot of people.” So says sports agent and Stony Brook grad Burton Rocks ’94, adding, “it’s the people, the...

6 min read

Alumni Hottest Stories Athletics Athletics Stony Brook Matters

Men’s Basketball Rallies From 18 Down to Best Maine

For the third time this season, the Stony Brook men’s basketball team rallied from a double-digit second half deficit, defeating Maine 64-61 at the Cross Insurance Center on Saturday afternoon to improve to 4-0 in...

2 min read

Alumni Hottest Stories Athletics Athletics Stony Brook Matters

Men’s Basketball Wins Fifth Straight

In another standout defensive performance, the Stony Brook men’s basketball team defeated New Hampshire, 62-44, at Island Federal Arena on Saturday night in front of 2,817 fans. Sophomore Elijah Olaniyi led all...

1 min read

Athletics Athletics Stony Brook Matters

Seawolves Win Men’s Basketball Conference Opener

Led by a 44-point second half, Stony Brook men’s basketball won its conference opener, defeating UMass Lowell on the road, 75-63. Redshirt-junior Akwasi Yeboah scored 19 points in his return to action for the...

1 min read

Athletics Athletics Faculty/Student Spotlights Medicine and Research News Highlights Research Stony Brook Matters Student Student Spotlight

Stony Brook Football Lineman Plans to Tackle Head Injury Disease

At 6-4, 290 pounds, Christopher Infantino has taken a lot of hits on the football field. The Stony Brook master’s student has suited up for football since he was five years old and is now playing his final season on the...

4 min read

Alumni Spotlight Story Athletics Athletics Stony Brook Matters

Seawolves to Play in NCAA Division I Football Championship

After a seven-wIn regular season and a third-place finish in CAA Football, the Stony Brook football team was rewarded on Sunday afternoon by being selected as an at-large team in the 2018 NCAA Division I Football...

1 min read

Athletics Medicine and Research Research Stony Brook Matters Wellness

Late-Night Tweeting Hurts NBA Performance

A new study to be published online in the journal Sleep Health reveals that late-night social media use by NBA players is linked to poorer next-day performance on the court. The study builds on preliminary research from...

2 min read

Alumni Events Alumni Spotlight Story Athletics Giving Back Leadership Main University News Highlights On Campus Stony Brook Matters

Recreation Field Renamed in Memory of Dr. Peter Baigent, Rugby Enthusiast

For nearly 25 years, Peter Baigent devoted himself to improving access to higher education and bettering Stony Brook University in as many ways as he could. Baigent wore many hats during his time as a Stony Brook...

2 min read

Category - Athletics

Women’s Soccer Wins America East Championship

Women’s Soccer Beats the Elements, Eyes America East Title

Six Inducted Into the Stony Brook Athletics Hall of Fame

Stony Brook Claims AE Commissioner’s Cup

Seawolves Gird for NCAA Baseball Championship

Women’s Lax Girds for NCAA Tournament

Geno Ford Named Head Coach of Men’s Basketball

Women’s Basketball Earns Victory Against Vermont

Campolo, Middleton & McCormick, LLP Commits $450K to Support Cultural Arts and Scholarships

Seawolves Basketball Captures First Place

Sports Agent Burton Rocks ’94 Explores the Analytics of Character

Men’s Basketball Rallies From 18 Down to Best Maine

Men’s Basketball Wins Fifth Straight

Seawolves Win Men’s Basketball Conference Opener

Stony Brook Football Lineman Plans to Tackle Head Injury Disease

Seawolves to Play in NCAA Division I Football Championship

Late-Night Tweeting Hurts NBA Performance

Recreation Field Renamed in Memory of Dr. Peter Baigent, Rugby Enthusiast

Subscribe to SB Matters

Connect

Browse Stony Brook Matters