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       Re: 2014 Women's Lacrosse Season
       By: ry1nik Date: May 5, 2014, 5:51 am
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       Even if a national championship never happens, I think
       Spallina's attitude will draw consistent Top 10-15 success to
       the program, which is really all we can expect.
       Towson game is totally winnable. Then there's Syracuse. Albany
       (which did not make the Tournament) lost only three games all
       season. Two were to SB (fortunately) while the other was to #1
       Syracuse at the Carrier Dome....by only two goals. That shows
       that SB has a great chance to make it a close game.
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       Re: 2014 Women's Lacrosse Season
       By: Hammertime Date: May 5, 2014, 6:13 am
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       [quote author=ry1nik link=topic=343.msg10743#msg10743
       date=1399287098]
       Even if a national championship never happens, I think
       Spallina's attitude will draw consistent Top 10-15 success to
       the program, which is really all we can expect.
       Towson game is totally winnable. Then there's Syracuse. Albany
       (which did not make the Tournament) lost only three games all
       season. Two were to SB (fortunately) while the other was to #1
       Syracuse at the Carrier Dome....by only two goals. That shows
       that SB has a great chance to make it a close game.
       [/quote]
       That's correct ry1nik.. Win a couple of conference champion
       games and the local greats will want to go to that school and be
       apart of winning. Now, if we can only get the mens basketball to
       make a trip or two to the NCAA...
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       Re: 2014 Women's Lacrosse Season
       By: Seawolf97 Date: May 5, 2014, 1:53 pm
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       Winning  does draw winners that's for sure.  Womens Lax
       hopefully  will draw some top talent  from across the Island and
       maybe NJ and CT.  Stay  in the top 15  every season and who
       knows catch a break and maybe a shot at a National Title.
       #Post#: 10756--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 2014 Women's Lacrosse Season
       By: Chairman of the Board Date: May 6, 2014, 11:59 am
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       Re: 2014 Women's Lacrosse Season
       By: Chairman of the Board Date: May 8, 2014, 11:33 am
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  HTML http://laxmagazine.com/college_women/DI/2013-14/news/050714_ncaa_wd1_tournament_storylines_to_watch
       [quote]3. Can Stony Brook repeat, maybe even surpass, its 2013
       performance?
       Stony Brook finds itself back in a familiar spot as it prepares
       to face Towson in the first round Friday at Syracuse.
       The America East champion Seawolves beat Towson 8-6 in the first
       round last year in their first ever tournament appearance since
       the program's Division I debut in 2003. The magic on a
       historical 17-win season ran out in the second round against
       Maryland, an 11-3 loss, but Stony Brook (16-3) could be in a
       better spot this time, despite losing a heralded seven-player
       class of 2013 to graduation.
       "Last year was uncharted territory for us," coach Joe Spallina
       said. "This year, it's something some of the kids have
       experienced, so that can't hurt. Them knowing what kind of
       atmosphere they are going into, the buzz of the crowd, it's
       important for our kids to go in with some comfort in that. ...
       Even the new kids have played in big games this season, so I
       feel good about them being able to transition into the new
       season with NCAAs."
       Towson (11-7), the Colonial Athletic Association champs, enters
       the game having won nine of its last 12 games after losing four
       straight as part of a 2-4 start to the season. The Tigers
       finished 10-9 last year.
       Stony Brook has won 12 of its last 13 games – with an unexpected
       slipup against Vermont – and its only other losses were to
       Florida and Notre Dame (by one goal). The Seawolves beat Albany
       7-1 on Sunday for their second straight America East title.
       "We've had a nice season," Spallina said. "We're young. There
       are some games we haven't played to our potential, but I feel
       good about how we played this past weekend (in the conference
       tournament), and we've got good momentum."
       Although Stony Brook has a little more confidence going into
       this tournament, compared to last year, Spallina said Towson
       will be a challenge.
       "They are a great program," Spallina said. "They have a great
       coach, tough kids. We've had some good battles with CAA schools
       this year, and we have a tremendous amount of respect for them.
       I'm not sure there's much you can take year to year from past
       games except overall style. They were a tough, disciplined
       group, and we are going to have to play well defensively. They
       are going to be deliberate in their attack, and we have to be
       opportunistic on both ends."
       Should the Seawolves repeat their 2013 performance, a matchup
       with Syracuse awaits them. Albany, who Stony Brook beat twice
       this year, came within two goals of the Orange – a game Spallina
       watched to scout the Great Danes.
       "Syracuse is a tremendous team," Spallina said. "They have a
       great program, and every year they're in the Final Four it
       seems. That's been a bench mark for a lot of programs, but we
       have to take it one game at a time. We're focused on Towson, and
       if that goes well, we will look forward to a chance to play
       Syracuse."
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       Re: 2014 Women's Lacrosse Season
       By: ry1nik Date: May 9, 2014, 3:48 pm
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       Women's lax up 9-0 over Towson at the half. That's 9 goals on
       only 10 shots. Amazing. These girls are for real.
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       Re: 2014 Women's Lacrosse Season
       By: ecasadoSBU Date: May 9, 2014, 4:45 pm
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       A tale of two halves. 10-6 now
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       Re: 2014 Women's Lacrosse Season
       By: ecasadoSBU Date: May 9, 2014, 4:49 pm
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       10-8 now with 1 min to go. I wonder whats going on...
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       Re: 2014 Women's Lacrosse Season
       By: ecasadoSBU Date: May 9, 2014, 5:21 pm
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       10-8 FINAL. Stony Brook advances to play Syracuse Sunday
       #Post#: 10798--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 2014 Women's Lacrosse Season
       By: ry1nik Date: May 9, 2014, 5:25 pm
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       The team that played the first half can beat Syracuse. The team
       that showed up in the second half will get clobbered.
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