Coach Ashley Langford previews the 2021-22 WBB season as the Seawolves tip off on November 9th against Delaware State.     

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The Howl (S3, E9): Ashley Langford, Stony Brook Women‘s Basketball

Geno Ford joins the show to preview the Stony Brook 2021-22 men's basketball season.     

The Howl (S3, E8): Geno Ford, Stony Brook Men‘s Basketball Head Coach

"How can I come out of here resilient?" Casey Williams on overcoming food insecurity and hunger during his youth, mental and physical health, and giving back through non-profit.     

The Howl (S3, E7): Casey Williams, Stony Brook Football

Stony Brook volleyball's new all-time digs leader joins The Howl to discuss the record, coming back for a ring in year 5, and this Friday's conference showdown with New Hampshire.     

The Howl (S3, E6): Kiani Kerstetter, Stony Brook Volleyball

NCAA Woman of the Year Top 30 Honoree Chelsie DePonte joins the show to reflect on her accomplishments and many endeavors at Stony Brook.     

The Howl (S3, E5): Chelsie DePonte, Stony Brook Women‘s Soccer

Carthell Flowers-Lloyd from Stony Brook football hops on the pod to talk about the Seawolves "Swagger" defense, his "tradition" in the game of football, and much more. 

The Howl (S3, E4): Carthell Flowers-Lloyd, Stony Brook Football

Stony Brook Men's Soccer captain Gabriel Fernandes breaks down this season's fast start, his family ties to the program, and Saturday's conference showdown with Vermont.     

The Howl (S3, E3): Gabriel Fernandes, Stony Brook Men‘s Soccer

Stony Brook women's soccer assistant coach Shannon Grogan hops on The Howl to chat about this year's squad, playing on Stony Brook's "road warriors" team in 2012 that won program's first title, and her studies with marine science!     

The Howl (S3, E2): Shannon Grogan, Women‘s Soccer Assistant Coach

Stony Brook Athletic Director Shawn Heilbron gives the state of the union on all things Seawolves heading into the 2021 fall season.   

The Howl (S3, E1): Shawn Heilbron, Director of Athletics

Former Stony Brook soccer star Leo Fernandes caps off our five-part summer series.  Fernandes currently plays for the USL's Tampa Bay Rowdies and starred at Stony Brook from 2009-2012. The Brazilian born playmaker is one of three Fernandes brothers to come through Stony Brook's soccer program (Gustavo and Gabriel) and is the program's all-time leading goal scorer. He chats family, experience in the pros, Brazilian background, and much more during this feature interview!

The Howl: Summer Legends Series, Ep. 5 - Leo Fernandes

Stony Brook's first national champion (Indoor Mile, 2012) Lucy Van Dalen ('12) joins the pod to discuss her Seawolves career, approach to running and what she's up to now in her home country of New Zealand!   Van Dalen ran at Stony Brook for five years from 2008-2012. She made history as the school's first ever national champion in 2012 after winning the indoor mile at the NCAA Championships. She competed for her native New Zealand in the 2012 London and 2016 Rio Olympics and finished her career as a six-time all-american. 

The Howl: Summer Legends Series, Ep. 4 - Lucy Van Dalen

Stony Brook's most famous baseball alum Joe Nathan hops on the pod.  Nathan played at Stony Brook under Coach Matt Senk during the division three era in the late 90's. He went on to become one of the best closers of his era, notching six MLB All-Star nods, the 2009 AL Rolaids Reliever of the Year Award and 377 career saves. Nathan was Stony Brook's first MLB player, drafted in 1995 by the San Francisco Giants. He spent the majority of his career with the Minnesota Twins (2004-2011) and is the franchise's all-time leader in saves. He was inducted into the Twins Hall of Fame in 2019 and and the Stony Brook Athletics Hall of Fame in 2006. We connected with Joe from his home in Knoxville, Tennessee and dove into how Stony Brook baseball prepped him for the next level, plus a ton of MLB stories.   

The Howl: Summer Legends Series, Ep. 3 - Joe Nathan

Seawolves lacrosse legend Kylie Ohlmiller is our featured guest for episode two in our summer series.  Ohlmiller led Stony Brook to new heights as one of the nation's most lethal attackers from 2015-2018, guiding the Stony Brook to its first national number one ranking, two Elite 8 trips, and four more conference championships. She is the NCAA's all-time record holder in career points and assists and finished her career as a four-time all-american and two-time finalist for the Tewaaraton Award.  Kylie is a Team USA player and ambassador for the game through her personal brand, KO17 Lacrosse which has inspired the next generation of young LAX players. Her latest endeavor starts this summer with Athletes Unlimited, a brand-new women's pro lacrosse league that will debut on July 23rd in Washington D.C. 

The Howl: Summer Legends Series, Ep. 2 - Kylie Ohlmiller

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