Hall of Fame
An all-conference honoree in all four seasons at Stony Brook, Shayla Giosia-Brown helped lead Stony Brook to an America East Championship and its second-ever trip to the NCAA Tournament in 2013.
Giosia-Brown graduated from Stony Brook as the program leader with 163 career runs batted in. She racked up 232 career hits, the second most in program history upon her graduation. Her name remains etched in Stony Brook's record books in various offensive categories: singles (3rd, 150), doubles (4th, 47), total bases (5th, 380), home runs (7th, 31), and runs scored (7th, 127).
As a sophomore in 2013, Giosia-Brown played in and started all 60 games as the Seawolves' primary center fielder. She led the team in hits, RBI, runs scored and stolen bases and posted a perfect fielding percentage in the field. An All-America East Second Teamer, Giosia-Brown helped Stony Brook become the second America East program to win a title after losing its first game, hitting a go-ahead grand slam en route to a two-win day over Albany and the second America East Championship in program history.
She captured all-conference first team honors as a senior, hitting a career-best .382 with 12 home runs and 46 runs batted in. That season, she became Stony Brook's all-time RBI leader during the Seawolves' run to a third consecutive America East championship game.
