LOWELL, Mass. – Graduate pitcher Dawn Bodrug added another milestone to her mantle as she tied Stephanie Poetzsch's Stony Brook single-season strikeout record with 282, in the game one win over UMass Lowell on Friday. Bodrug picked up her 19th victory of the season as the Seawolves knocked off the River Hawks, 2-0, in the first game of the twin bill. 

After a shutout victory in game one, Stony Brook was topped by UMass Lowell, 11-3, in six innings in the second game on Friday afternoon. The Seawolves could not prevail despite junior catcher Corinne Badger launching her league-leading 15th home run of the season. 

In game one, Bodrug went the distance for the 22nd time this season and tallied her 10th shutout as she tossed a one-hitter. The graduate registered three strikeouts and tied Poetzsch's aforementioned single-season strikeout record. With one game to go in the regular season, Bodrug has a chance to set the Stony Brook single-season strikeout record on Saturday afternoon. 

The Seawolves recorded four hits in game one, one of which was sophomore infielder Sofia Chamber's first-career home run. The sophomore sent a solo homer over the left field fence to extend Stony Brook's lead to 2-0 – a score it would hold on to win by. 

GAME 1: STONY BROOK – 2, UMASS LOWELL – 0

• Bodrug improved to 19-6 on the season as she tossed her 48th career complete game and 20th career shutout. The graduate limited the River Hawks to one hit as she struck out three in the process. 
• Chambers went 1-3 at the dish with her seventh inning home run. The sophomore launched her first career home run to give the Seawolves an important insurance run. 
• Sophomore outfielder Alicia Orosco, sophomore infielder Ashley Jacobson, and junior utility Catherine Anne Kupinski all registered one hit apiece in the game. 
• Badger scored the first run of the day as she crossed the plate in the top of the fourth inning on a wild pitch. 

• Stony Brook got on the board in the top of the third inning when senior infielder Lindsey Osmer singled to bring home Badger. 
• Badger added to the Seawolves' scoring with a two-run home run in the top of the fifth inning. The homer was Badger's 15th of the season, which are tied for the fifth-most in a single-season in program history. The junior went 2-3 at the dish with a double and her two-run home run. 
• Sophomore infielder Kyra McFarland went 2-3 with a double and a run scored. The sophomore notched her 13th multi-hit game of the season, which are the second-most on the team. 
• Jacobson finished the game 1-3 at the plate and extended her hitting streak to five consecutive games. 

NEXT UP

Stony Brook concludes the regular season when it goes head-to-head with UMass Lowell on Saturday at noon. The Seawolves are looking to earn the series win over the River Hawks, which would improve their record to 11-5 in America East Play. 

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