KANSAS CITY, Mo. — After a disciplined fall campaign, the Stony Brook women's soccer program was honored with a 2021 Team Ethics and Sportsmanship award, recognizing teams across the country for fair play, sporting behavior and adherence to the laws of the game.

Stony Brook was one of 55 teams in the bronze level, designated for teams who accumulate a card percentage of 31-50 percent. The Seawolves accumulated five yellows in their 17 games, with no player finishing the year with more than one.

Tobias Bischof's club finished as one of three America East teams honored, as UMass Lowell and New Hampshire both earned bronze designation. 

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