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Stony Brook softball can't figure out Coppersmith, lose to UMBC in America East title game – The Statesman

ETHAN TAM/THE STATESMAN The Stony Brook softball team advanced to the title game of the 2021 America East Softball Championship, falling just short of a ring to a familiar foe. The third-seeded Seawolves lost two games against No. 1 seed UMBC, who took home its second consecutive title both against Stony Brook. The Seawolves also won two games against Albany in the double-elimination tournament but had no answer for the best pitcher in the conference. UMBC junior Courtney Coppersmith, the America East Pitcher of the Year, allowed one run in three playoff starts. She threw a 1-0 shutout in Saturday’s decisive game, securing the victory even though Stony Brook senior Dawn Bodrug pitched a one-hitter.

Stony Brook softball stunned by late rally, lose regular season title to UMBC – The Statesman

Dye's clutch hit leads Stony Brook softball to season sweep over St. John's – The Statesman

ETHAN TAM/THE STATESMAN Late-game heroics secured the final road contest of the regular season for the Seawolves.  On Tuesday, May 4, the Stony Brook softball team took to Queens to play its final scheduled non-conference game this year against the St. John’s Red Storm. Coming off of a three-game losing streak, the Seawolves looked to get the bad taste out of their mouths with a win. Stony Brook went with a slightly different look for this game, starting junior pitcher Shelbi Denman in the circle, which was her first appearance since April 8. The Seawolves also started three bench players in the lineup: freshman outfielder Alicia Orosco, sophomore second baseman Brooke Dye and sophomore catcher Corinne Badger.

Stony Brook softball loses first-place lead after being swept by Albany – The Statesman

SARA RUBERG/THE STATESMAN The Stony Brook softball team has hit poorly with runners in scoring position for most of the season, but has consistently found ways to win regardless. This Saturday and Sunday, their struggles finally caught up to them when they were swept by the Albany Great Danes in a three-game road series; the Seawolves were outscored 11-3 despite outhitting Albany 21-17. The trio of losses dropped Stony Brook to 9-4 in-conference and into a first-place tie with the UMBC Retrievers, who swept the Maine Black Bears this weekend. The Seawolves conclude their regular season next weekend at home against UMBC in a series that will now determine the America East champion.