BUIES CREEK, N.C. - Stony Brook women's soccer fought back from a second-half deficit to knock off Campbell, 2-1, on Sunday afternoon at Eakes Athletics Complex. Luciana Setteducate found the equalizer in the 50th minute and Linn Beck provided the game-winning goal seven minutes later.

HOW IT HAPPENED
Campbell grabbed a 1-0 lead when Kaleigh Backlund scored in the 27th minute, opening the scoring on Sunday afternoon.

The Seawolves leveled the game on a goal by Luciana Setteducate -- her fourth goal of the season -- in the 49th minute, assisted by Sammy Hannwacker. The two connected for the goal off a corner setpiece.

Stony Brook then busted up the 1-1 draw on Linn Beck's 56th-minute goal, her fourth of the season. Gabrielle Cote assisted the goal. Beck's goal proved to be the difference, coming a little less than seven minutes after Setteducate's game-tying goal.

Kerry Pearson nearly added another goal for Stony Brook, but Campbell was credited with a team save to keep the ball from the back of the net.

Campbell tried just two shots after Stony Brook went ahead in the match, with Nicolette Pasquarella saving the only attempt on target down the stretch. The Seawolves held off the Camels to close out the come-from-behind victory to end the road trip.

STATS AND NOTES

• Setteducate and Beck tallied their fourth scores of the season, tying Cote for the team lead through 11 matches.
• Setteducate paces the offense this year with 14 points. Beck eclipsed 10 points, joining Cote and Setteducate as the three Seawolves with double-digit points this year.
• Hannwacker tallied her fifth assist of the season, assisting on the game-tying goal. Her five assists trail only Setteducate (6) for the team lead.
• Cote's assist was her fourth of the season.
• Pasquarella recorded one save for the Seawolves out of seven shots by the Camels.