ELON, N.C. – Stony Brook women's soccer fell on the road to Elon, 2-0, on Thursday evening in North Carolina. The Seawolves attack managed 20 shots, but came up empty against unbeaten Elon to move to 1-1-0 in CAA play.

HOW IT HAPPENED
Elon raced out to a fast start on Thursday night, finding the back of the net in the 14th minute. A loose ball in the box found the foot of Lydia Totten, who put it past an outstretched Nicolette Pasquarella. The Phoenix nearly added another minutes later, but the shot bounded off the crossbar.

Stony Brook began building chances offensively, trying six shots in a seven minute span but testing the Phoenix keeper just once. After an onslaught of Stony Brook shots, the two sides tried a shot apiece in the final five minutes, sending the contest to the half with Elon leading by a goal.

The Seawolves continued going forward in the second half, but could not find an equalizer. Elon added a tally in the 77th minute to go ahead 2-0 late in the second half. The score would hold, despite Stony Brook's 11 second-half shots.

STATS AND NOTES

• The loss snapped Stony Brook's four-game winning streak.
• The Seawolves moved to 1-1-0 in conference play.
• Stony Brook finished with a stark edge in shots (20-8), but both sides managed just three shots on goal. The Seawolves finished with 11 shots in the second half compared to just four by the Phoenix.
• Linn Beck tried a game-high four shots, with two on net.
• Both sides had four corner kicks.
• Stony Brook suffered its third loss of the campaign. The Seawolves have now been shutout in all three of their losses and have held the opposition scoreless in four of their six wins in 2024.
• Elon evened the series history (1-1-0) with Stony Brook.