made Stony Brook women's lacrosse's history on Sunday. With one more victory, the program will make history as well. The Seawolves advanced to their third Elite Eight appearance in the past four NCAA tournaments with an 20-8 victory against Rutgers on Sunday at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium. Ohlmiller followed up her seven-point performance in the opening round against Towson with four goals and eight assists against the Scarlet Knights — eclipsing Courtney Murphy's nine points against Penn in 2018 for the program record for an NCAA Tournament game. Ohlmiller became the third player in NCAA Tournament history with at least 12 points in a game — and came within one of Katie Rowan's total for Syracuse against Towson in 2008 for the NCAA Tournament record. Her eight assists tied Rowan for the tourney record. Now with 408, Ohlmiller passed Murphy (406) for second in program history in points. Only sister Kylie, who was handling ESPN3 color commentary on Sunday, amassed more during her Stony Brook career (498). Kaeli Huff established a career high with six goals, while Ally Kennedy added four goal against Rutgers. Huff eclipsed her previous best: five as a freshman with USC against Fresno State on April 2, 2017. Stony Brook (16-2) now has a challenging task to earn the program's first-ever Final Four appearance. The Seawolves will travel to Chapel Hill for a quarterfinal matchup against top-seeded North Carolina on Saturday. The teams opened the season against each other on Feb. 14 in Chapel Hill. That game had been scheduled only a couple of days earlier, after both had opponents cancel due to COVID-19 issue. Stony Brook played the Tar Heels tight in the first half, but ultimately lost, 14-7. That was the first of UNC's 19 victories against no defeats this season. The Tar Heels defeated James Madison, 14-9, in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday.