STONY BROOK, N.Y. – Redshirt freshman RB Ty Son Lawton (Staten Island, N.Y./Curtis) rushed for a career-high 124 yards and one touchdown for the Stony Brook football team on Saturday night, but the Seawolves fell, 20-14, to visiting New Hampshire in a CAA Football contest at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium.
 
Graduate transfer WR Jean Constant (Delay Beach, Fla./Bryant) also scored for the Seawolves (4-3, 1-2 CAA Football) to mark his fifth straight game with a receiving touchdown.
 
UNH (4-2, 3-0 CAA Football) moved into a tie for first place in the league with their fourth straight victory.
 
SCORING

• New Hampshire cracked the scoreboard first when WR Brian Espanet pulled down a 15 yards pass from QB Max Brosmer in the end zone with 5:16 remaining in the first quarter. The PAT by K Jason Hughes was good. The drive was nine plays for 80 yards and took 3:46 off the clock.
• Stony Brook even up the score when WR Jean Constant went up to snag a 15 yard pass from QB Tyquell Fields with 14:00 left in the second quarter. The PAT by K Nick Courtney was good. The drive was 12 plays for 78 yards and took 6:16 off the clock.
• UNH opened the second half scoring with a 22-yard field goal by K Jason Hughes with 11:58 remaining in the third quarter. The drive was seven plays for 62 yards and took 2:57 off the clock.
• The Seawolves took the lead for the first time in the game when RB Ty Son Lawton punched it into the end zone from one yard out with 5:11 in the third quarter. The PAT by K Nick Courtney was good. The drive, highlighted by a 40-yard reception by WR Nick Anderson from QB Tyquell Fields, was eight plays for 80 yards and took 3:54 off the clock.
• The Wildcats regained the lead with 9:32 left in the fourth quarter when QB Max Brosmer connected with WR Brian Espanet again, this time on a 20-yard pass, in the end zone. The PAT by K Jason Hughes was good. The drive was 13 plays for 73 yards and took 5:43 off the clock.
• UNH tacked on a 42-yard field goal with 5:07 remaining in the fourth quarter to expand their lead. The drive was six plays for 34 yards and took 3:30 off the clock.

THE NUMBERS

• Stony Brook gained 386 yards of total offense on 66 plays. UNH had 316 yards of total offense on 64 plays.
• The Seawolves had the ball for 28:24 minutes of the game.
• PASSING: Stony Brook: 12-25-1 for 180 yards, one touchdown. UNH: 16-26-0 for 196 yards, two touchdowns.
• RUSHING: Stony Brook: 41 carries for 206 yards, one touchdown. UNH: 38 carries for 120 yards.
• QB Tyquell Fields had 180 passing yards with one touchdown.
• WR Jean Constant has four catches for 40 yards and one touchdown, while WR Nick Anderson had three catches for 77 yards.  
• RB Ty Son Lawton collected 124 rushing yards on 23 carries with one touchdown.
• LB Elijah Duff recorded 13 total tackles.

QUOTING THE SEAWOLVES
Head Coach Chuck Priore
QB Tyquell Fields and WR Jean Constant

NOTES

• WR Jean Constant pulled down his fifth receiving touchdown of his Stony Brook career on Saturday night. It also marked Constant's fifth straight game with a touchdown reception.
• QB Tyquell Fields tossed his ninth touchdown pass of the season and his 11th of his career on Saturday night. The scoring pass went to WR Jean Constant. 
• RRB Ty Son Lawton scored his sixth rushing touchdown of the season and his career on Saturday night. 
• RB Ty Son Lawton recorded his second 100-plus yard rushing game of his career and the season with a career-high 124 Yards on 23 carries on Saturday. 
• LB Elijah Duff recorded a career-best 13 total tackles on Saturday.
• RB Ty Son Lawton and LB Elijah Duff each started on Saturday night for the first time in their careers.
• OL Mason Zimmerman extended his consecutive starts streak to 38 games, while DB Gavin Heslop extended his streak to 32 straight games. DB Augie Contressa extended his consecutive start streak to 19 games.
• New Hampshire won the toss and deferred to the second half.
• Captains for Saturday's game were RB Isaiah White, DB Gavin Heslop and DL Sam Kamara.
• The honorary captains were former Stony Brook offensive linemen Mike Lisi and Cody Precht

UP NEXT
Stony Brook is off this week before hitting the road for back-to-back CAA Football contests at Villanova on Oct. 26 and at Richmond on Nov. 2. Don't miss your chance to catch the Seawolves in action when they return to LaValle Stadium on Nov. 9 to face Towson at 2 p.m. (GET YOUR TICKETS NOW).