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SBU Men's Lacrosse / Re: 2026 Recruits- Class of 2029
« on: April 06, 2024, 02:13:53 pm »
attack/middie Jack Kalinowski '29 from east islip: https://www.instagram.com/legacylacrosse/reel/C0pGyGUrL0v/


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SBU Men's Lacrosse / Re: SB Lacrosse 2024 Season
« on: April 06, 2024, 07:40:11 am »
https://sbstatesman.com/126315/sports/stony-brook-mens-lacrosses-losing-streak-balloons-to-four-games/

doubleheader today at lavalle- ladies host delaware at noon, men host fairfield at 330pm.

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SBU Women's Lacrosse / Re: 2024 SBU Women's Lacrosse Season
« on: April 04, 2024, 03:30:13 pm »
NCAA BRACKETOLOGY: PARSING REALITY FROM PARITY
https://www.usalacrosse.com/magazine/college/women/ncaa-bracketology-parsing-reality-parity

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Stony Brook is one RPI slot ahead of Drexel for the CAA.


AUTOMATIC QUALIFIERS  (15)
TEAM
RPI
SOS
T1-10
T11-20
TOP WIN
LOSSES 40+
Stony Brook   17   34   1-1   0-1   Syracuse (2)   ---

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SBU Women's Lacrosse / Re: Women's Lacrosse: Discussion/ News
« on: April 04, 2024, 02:37:19 pm »
for whatever this is worth... newsday's top 100 ladies in lax, 7 are committed to SB. 

a normal class can be usually 10-12 total, though has crept up in the pandemic.  also, we normally dont get this many from the top 100.  maybe 1-3 at best.

and yes, spallina's daughter is on the list.



Newsday's top 100 Long Island girls lacrosse players for 2024
https://www.newsday.com/sports/high-school/girls-lacrosse/top-100-girls-lacrosse-players-long-island-2024-rwsw21tk


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Amelia Brite, Commack, M, Jr.

She had 36 goals, 18 assists and 52 draw controls. She can dominate on both ends of the field and has incredible stamina. Brite is committed to Stony Brook.


Angela Taddeo, North Babylon, M, Sr.

The Stony Brook commit had 44 goals and 11 assists. She is integral in the transition at midfield and a key piece of the team's offense and defense.


Olivia Coffey, Miller Place, M, Sr.

The Stony Brook commit is an outstanding finisher (39 goals) with amazing speed in the open field.


Olannah Fikes, Sachem North, A, Sr.

Fikes finished with 28 goals and 13 assists. She is committed to Stony Brook.


Julia Fusco, Bayport-Blue Point, M, Sr.

Fusco had 26 goals and four assists. The Stony Brook commit is a gritty two-way player who does a little bit of everything and has a knack for finding the net.


Morgan Harloff, South Side, D, Sr.

The Stony Brook commit is a strong, physical and intelligent defender who’s often utilized to guard the opposing team’s top player.


Olivia Liddell, Patchogue-Medford, M/A, Jr.

The Stony Brook commit had 29 goals and 12 assists. She makes a huge impact on the draws and in generating offense from the midfield into the scoring area.


Liliana Pettit, Commack, M, Jr.

The Stony Brook commit has amazing stick skills. She finished with 29 goals, 21 assists and 66 draw controls.





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SBU Men's Basketball / Re: Looking ahead to 2024-25
« on: April 04, 2024, 09:33:11 am »
bingo again.  though, its hard to complain that students want to study!  :o

https://sbufan.createaforum.com/around-stony-brook/making-sb-better-idea-thread-2-0/

in any event- if it makes you feel better- attendance is WAY better than when i attended.  light years.  bball was lucky to get 200 people.  wbb had even less.  mlax had maybe 500 if the weather was good.  football i recall a thousand even if playing RMU, jacksonville, ccsu, etc.  no one went to baseball and baseball was GOOD back then.  wsoc was parents and visiting teams.  vball was a mixed bag. 

what makes this slightly more alarming- enrollment has swelled since then, more dorms on campus, increased profile, money dumped into athletics, move to Div1, AE/Coastal, etc.  And yet the attendance hasnt really improved commensurate with the investment.

my concern is that the remedy for this is like a contintental shift- takes decades- thus, the fact that the U hasnt really started on the process (in earnest), means we are losing time.  and guess who we will lose out to.  yep, the great pains.

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SBU Men's Basketball / Re: Looking ahead to 2024-25
« on: April 03, 2024, 07:34:24 pm »
How are we gonna get people to give NIL when people don’t even go to games we need to nab 1-3 big money donors do they even exist?

bingo.

the only issue even worth discussing.

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SBU Women's Lacrosse / Re: 2024 SBU Women's Lacrosse Season
« on: April 03, 2024, 02:14:44 pm »
Alyssa's Top 25: An Early Look at RPI, Several Big Games Remaining in April
https://www.insidelacrosse.com/article/alyssa-s-top-25-an-early-look-at-rpi-several-big-games-remaining-in-april/63004


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Rank   Name   Wins    Losses   RPI   Top 5 Wins   Top 10 Wins   Top 20 Wins   21+ Loss
14   Stony Brook   9   2           0.63587   1                         1   1                      0


16. Stony Brook
Four-straight wins for the Seawolves, despite Ellie Masera not being in the lineup since Stony Brook’s game vs. Elon on March 22.

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SBU Women's Basketball / Re: Women's Basketball- 2023-2024 Season
« on: April 02, 2024, 11:49:07 am »
yes to stepping stone. 

there are some unique situations- senk and spallina- but that takes special circumstances, like a local, coming home, staying home, etc.  Often this is better for us with the older, more established coaches. 

the old days of a coach sticking around for decades or an entire career are long over.  now the athletes can do it too.

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SBU Women's Basketball / Re: Women's Basketball- 2023-2024 Season
« on: April 02, 2024, 10:29:34 am »
terrible for us.  especially because we didnt even win the big one.

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