Senior Kylie Ohlmiller (Islip, N.Y.) scored six goals, leading No. 2 Stony Brook women's lacrosse past No. 23 Stanford, 15-9, on Monday evening at Cagan Stadium, With the win, the Seawolves improve to 2-0 (0-0 AE) so far in 2018. QUOTING HEAD COACH Joe Spallina "It's great to get another quality win vs. a ranked opponent. It was definitely not a thing of beauty. I think we did some great things, but also did some things uncharacteristic of our team. That's the great thing about starting the season against high-quality teams, it gives us a great opportunity to find our flaws early on and improve. The team and I are excited to get back to LaValle Stadium for our home opener in front of the best fans in the game." On Kylie Ohlmiller: "Kylie was incredible tonight, she was a great leader and made so many great plays. On Friday night, USC was doubling and tripling her and she was so poised and never forced anything. She embodies so many superstar qualities that you wish to have in a player and a person." HIGHLIGHTS Stony Brook and Stanford battled early, as the Seawolves led 3-2 just less than 10 minutes into the contest. The Seawolves then went on a 7-0 run in the next 15 minutes of action, beginning with 20:14 left in the first half. Stony Brook led 10-3 at halftime, then held on for the six-goal win in the second. The Seawolves outshot Stanford 31-26 in total, and Stony Brook won the turnover battle 17-12. Kylie Ohlmiller had six goals and one assists in total Taryn Ohlmiller (Islip, N.Y.) and Courtney Murphy (Shirley, N.Y.) both added three goals and two assists of their own. Murphy now has 13 total points in 2018, while Taryn Ohlmiller has 12. Samantha DiSalvo (Lynbrook, N.Y.), Ally Kennedy (North Babylon, N.Y.) and Mackenzie Burns (West Sayville, N.Y.) all scored once in the victory for Stony Brook. Anna Tesoriero (Huntington, N.Y.) made eight saves in net for the Seawolves, earning her second victory of the year. NOTES Kylie Ohlmiller now has 349 career points, needing just 99 more to break the NCAA Division I all-time career record. With one assist, Ohlmiller moves just 45 helpers away from the NCAA all-time career record. With seven goals in three games so far this year, Courtney Murphy now needs just 37 more scores to break the NCAA Division I all-time career record. Stony Brook and Stanford battled early, as the Seawolves led 3-2 just less than 10 minutes into the contest. The Seawolves then went on a 7-0 run in the next 15 minutes of action, beginning with 20:14 left in the first half. The Seawolves improve to 2-0 all-time vs. Stanford with the victory.