Game 14  //  No. 4/4 Stony Brook (12-1, 3-0 AE) at Vermont (1-12, 0-3 AE)
LOCATION	Virtue Field  //  Burlington, Vt.
DATE  //  TIME	Friday, April 14  //  4 p.m.
COVERAGE	AmericaEast.tv
GAME NOTES	Stony Brook
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BURLINGTON, Vt. - The No. 4 Stony Brook women's lacrosse team looks for its eighth-straight win with a trip to the Green Mountain State to face Vermont Friday afternoon.

Scouting the Catamounts
Vermont is 1-12 and 0-3 in the America East with the victory being a 17-10 triumph over St. Bonaventure March 23. The Catamounts are led by first-year head coach Sarah Dalton, who held the America East single-season goals record with 91 for Boston University in 2009 prior to Courtney Murphy's 100-goal 2016 campaign.

Alison Bolt leads the Catamounts with 24 goals and 38 points, while Meredith Moore and Jenna Janes have also reached 30 points on the season.  Bolt has chipped in 30 draw controls, 22 caused turnovers and 20 ground balls.

Series History vs. Vermont
Friday is the 15th all-time meeting between Stony Brook and Vermont with the Seawolves holding a 10-5 advantage. Vermont led 6-2 in the 2016 meeting at LaValle Stadium before Stony Brook went on a 16-0 run and won the game 19-8. Kylie Ohlmiller had six goals and three assists in the 2016 matchup.

The 2017 meeting is the fourth in the last five years to be played in Burlington. Vermont is the most recent America East team to defeat Stony Brook, as the Catamounts grabbed an 8-7 overtime victory in Burlington April 26, 2014.

Last Time Out: Stony Brook 16, Johns Hopkins 6
Junior Kylie Ohlmiller and freshman Taryn Ohlmiller had four goals and five assists each as the Seawolves downed Johns Hopkins 16-6 Tuesday night on ESPNU.

Gubitosi, TO Add to AE Weekly Honors
Junior Brooke Gubitosi earned Defensive Player of the Week honors and freshman Taryn Ohlmiller was named Rookie of the Week by the America East Monday.

Oh-My-Miller
Junior Kylie Ohlmiller leads all active Division I players with 4.98 points/game. On March 5, Ohlmiller became the first player in program history with 100 career goals and 100 career assists.

KO Breaks Program Assist Record... With a BTB
Junior Kylie Ohlmiller broke the program career assist record in the April 11 win at Johns Hopkins with a behind-the-back feed to fellow junior Samantha DiSalvo. The assist broke Carlee Buck's record of 135 that had stood since 2007.

The Extra Pass Makes All the Difference
Stony Brook leads the nation with 10.23 assists per game. Stony Brook has 133 assists on the 173 goals not scored via a free-position shot this season (76.9%).

All I Do Is Win
The Seawolves have posted an .853 winning percentage since the beginning of the 2013 season, which ranks third nationally. Stony Brook's 14 losses over that stretch are the third fewest among programs which have fielded a team all five years.

There's No Place Like Home
Stony Brook has been dominant at LaValle Stadium over the last six seasons, posting a 54-5 record at home (a .915 winning percentage.)

Raising The Bar
The Seawolves have totaled 95 wins since Joe Spallina took over as head coach in 2012. Stony Brook had 63 wins in its first nine years before Spallina's arrival.

She's a Freshman... And She's a Freshman, Too
The Seawolves' freshman tandem of Taryn Ohlmiller and Ally Kennedy has combined for 30.6-percent of Stony Brook's goals.

Tewaaraton Times Three
Senior Courtney Murphy, senior Dorrien Van Dyke and junior Kylie Ohlmiller were named to the Tewaaraton watch list Feb. 28.

Next Up: UMBC
The Seawolves will be off until Saturday, April 22, when Stony Brook makes its third trip of the year to Baltimore for an 11 a.m. game at UMBC.