STONY BROOK STONY BROOK WOMEN'S LACROSSE

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Stony Brook University's women's lacrosse program competes within the Coastal Athletic Association as part of the institution's Division I-FCS athletics portfolio. Located on Long Island with an enrollment of 27,252 students, the university established its athletic foundation in 1957, providing nearly seven decades of competitive sports history. Women's lacrosse at Stony Brook operates during the spring season, aligning with the traditional collegiate lacrosse calendar that runs from February through May.

The Seawolves represent one of the conference's lacrosse offerings within the CAA, a conference that emphasizes competitive balance across multiple sport offerings. As a public research institution, Stony Brook integrates its athletic programs with academic rigor, competing at the highest NCAA level while maintaining the university's commitment to student-athlete development. The program utilizes campus facilities for home competitions, contributing to the broader athletics infrastructure that supports 17 varsity sports across the university's Division I-FCS membership, drawing from the substantial undergraduate and graduate student population available for recruitment in the northeastern corridor.

KEY FACTS

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