Stony Brook Woman Are Champs For The First Time

By Tom Barton | Nov 13, 2024 | Sports

Stony Brook CAA Champs | @StonyBrookWSOC | X

The Stony Brook women's Soccer team are champions for the very first time.

The Wolves beat Monmouth 2-1 in the CAA Tournament to capture their first crown.

Luciana Setteducate started the scoring and the defense took over from there holding down Monmouth to just one goal. Linn Beck earned the Most Outstanding Performer with her effort and an all CAA Tournament nod. Setteducate, Kerry Pearson, and Reilly Rich joined her in that honor.

The Wolves ended the year with a 10 game unbeaten streak with 47 goals and a 2.35 goals per game average. The Wolves are not only the CAA Regular Season Champions but also the CAA Conference champions.

The women will now take on Penn State in the first round this weekend.

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