STONY BROOK, N.Y. — The Stony Brook softball team produced some late magic to earn a doubleheader split with Hofstra on Tuesday.

Lindsey Osmer delivered a one-out single up the middle in the bottom of the eighth to plate Melissa Rahrich and the Seawolves rallied for a 4-3 walk-off win in Game 2 in the Battle of Long Island.

Osmer's shot was knocked down at shortstop, but a clean single. And Rahirch raced home from second base.

"With the way it came off the bat, it came off solid," Osmer said. "I was really excited. I saw the way it had that bounce and I knew the shortstop couldn't handle it. She ended up bobbling it. And I waited for Mel to score. And it was absolute excitement."

Scoreless entering the sixth, Stony Brook produced three runs in the frame to pull even.

Osmer had delivered a two-run single in the sixth to pull the Seawolves within a run. Julianna Sanzone followed with a game-tying two-out RBI single.

Stony Brook improved to 2-5 when trailing after five innings.

"It was just a gritty performance by the team in Game 2 to not quit and to find a way to win it," coach Megan T. Bryant said.

The Seawolves had dropped the opener, 4-1.

In Game 1, Nicole McCarvill's first-inning RBI double evened the score at 1. The shot plated Rahrich, who also had doubled.

However, the Pride answered with a pair of third-inning runs against Dawn Bodrug.

Bodrug was charged with four runs (three earned) on six hits in a complete game.

Rahrich has now reached base safely in 15 straight games.

Stony Brook returns to action Thursday when it hosts Fordham.