A season that began with a one-goal loss to Denver is quickly gaining steam. No. 20 Stanford ended No. 10 Stony Brook’s 33-game home winning streak that dated to 2016 by scoring the final three goals of the game to beat the Seawolves 15-12.

The Cardinal have now won four straight after weathering the storm against Stony Brook (2-2).

Stanford took an early 5-1 lead only to see Stony Brook rip off five straight goals. Ally Kennedy’s goal with 2:54 left in the first half gave the Seawolves a 6-5 lead.

Stony Brook led 7-6 at the half and took two-goal leads on three separate occasions in the second half. The last came at 10-8 following a Tayrn Ohlmiller goal with 18:44 left in the game.

Ali Baiocco scored back-to-back goals to ignite a four-goal run that put Stanford back in front 12-10.

Ohlmiller and Nicole Barretta scored goals just 46 seconds apart to knot the game once more with 7:51 left, but those were Stony Book’s final goals.

Stanford took a 13-12 lead with 6:24 left when Katherine Gjertsen quickly restarted the ball after an errant shot with the possession clock winding down inside 15 seconds. Gjertsen found Areta Buness in front for a quick goal.

Stanford stretched it to two goals with 3:42 left when Buness found Jacie Lemos inside and then Baiocco iced the game with her sixth tally.

The six goals were a career-best for Baiocco and Buness scored three times. Stanford goalie Trudie Grattan made a career-best 12 saves to earn the victory.

Ohlmiller led Stony Brook’s offense with three goals and three assists and Barretta had three goals.

Notable

• Duke scored 11 goals in the first 17 minutes of the game and 17 in the first half while improving to 5-1 with an 18-5 victory over Elon. Sophomore Charlotte North had four goals and two assists, registering the 100^th point of her career.

• Sisters Kaeli Huff and Kelsey Huff each scored four goals as USC beat Boston University 16-11. Kailey Conroy had two goals and five assists for BU, becoming the school’s all-time assists leader with 115.

• Sam Rippley scored a career-high five goals as Davidson beat Old Dominion 18-6. The Wildcats are off to the best start in school history at 5-0.

• Destinee Johnson had 10 points (3g, 7a) as St. Bonaventure beat Kent State 18-10.

• No. 7 Denver’s scheduled game against Vanderbilt was cancelled due to frigid conditions with wind chills expected below zero.

• No. 19 Michigan’s game against Cincinnati was postponed until tomorrow due to inclement weather.

Nike/US Lacrosse Division I Top 20 Scores

No. 7 Denver vs. Vanderbilt, cancelled
No. 20 Stanford 15, No. 10 Stony Brook 12
No. 16 Duke 18, Elon 5
No. 19 Michigan vs. Cincinnati, postponed to 3/4

Other Scores

Cal 12, Mount St. Mary’s 9
Campbell 13, Mercer 10
Davidson 18, Old Dominion 6
Duquesne 23, Detroit Mercy 9
East Carolina 16, St. Francis (Pa.) 8
Fairfield 14, New Hampshire 11
Fresno 19, Stetson 11
George Mason 17, Canisius 10
High Point 29, Marquette 9
Longwood 15, Wofford 7
Ohio State 16, Niagara 12
USC 16, Boston University 11
Virginia Tech 23, Radford 8
Wagner 12, Colgate 11