STONY BROOK, N.Y. — Stony Brook women's lacrosse won its fifth straight game on Sunday, dominating Campbell en route to a 16-4 win.
HOW IT HAPPENED
The Seawolves pressed their advantage early, racing down the field in transition following a save from
Natalia Altebrando, leading to a goal by
Julia Fusco to open the scoring. Stony Brook kept adding to its lead with a pair of free-position goals, going ahead 3-0 with 4:59 remaining in the opening quarter. After being held check for the first 14 minutes of play, the Camels scored their first goal of the day to close out the first quarter.
Haydin Eisfeld got things going in the next quarter with a goal set up by a nice pass from
Isabella Caporuscio. This goal sparked the Seawolf attack as it rattled off two more goals in just 12 seconds, not even two minutes later. Stony Brook continued to apply pressure, making things hard for Campbell on both ends, tallying four more goals and holding the Camels scoreless, giving the Seawolves a commanding 10-1 lead at half.
Stony Brook opened the scoring in the third quarter, giving itself a 10-goal lead and starting the running clock. The Seawolf offense continued to roll, scoring four more goals, while the defense smothered Campbell, holding it scoreless, as Stony Brook took a 15-1 lead into the final quarter of play.
The Camels got back on the board with the first goal of the fourth quarter, breaking a 36-minute scoring drought. Campbell scored two of the next three goals, but it was far too little too late as the Seawolves closed out the dominating 16-4 win.
STATS AND NOTES
- Caporuscio led the way offensively with five goals and an assist. She also had four caused turnovers and three ground balls.
- Eisfeld tallied four points on two goals and two assists.
- Katie Walsh scored three goals for her third straight hat trick.
- Fusco posted three points, scoring two goals and assisting on another.
- Zoe Stonecipher, Jeilinne Bonilla, Olivia Schorr, and Isabella Monteleone rounded out the scoring with a goal each in the win.
- Alexa Constant forced three caused turnovers.
- Stony Brook dominated possession, allowing them to outshot Campbell 40-8.
- Braeden Siverson had a game-high 12 draw controls, helping the Seawolves best the Camels 17-5 in the category.
- Stony Brook forced 14 caused turnovers in the win.
- The Seawolves outmatched the Camels in ground balls 22-17.
UP NEXT
Stony Brook will head to New Jersey for a ranked matchup against No. 15 Princeton on Wednesday, April 1. The opening draw is set for 6 pm and will be available to watch on ESPN+.
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