2  Frankie Caridi Class: Junior Hometown: East Northport, N.Y. High School: Commack Last College: Adelphi Height: 5-5 Position: GK

2013: Synapse Sports Third-Team All-American...IWLCASecond-Team All-Mid-Atlantic Region...First-Team All-America East...saw action in 19 games, making 20 starts...posted a goals against average of 5.71, an America East record...had a save percentage of .530...made 116 stops...third on the team with 40 ground balls...made seven saves and picked up a victory in her return at Bucknell (2/16)...named America East Defensive Player of the Week (2/18)...tallied game-highs in saves and ground balls with nine and four, respectively, at Florida (2/20)...made five saves on eight shots and picked up a game-high four ground balls in a win at Central Connecticut (2/27)...named America East Defensive Player of the Week (3/4)...stopped five of the eight shots she faced to help SBU allow just three goals, which matches a program record, for the second week in a row at Duquesne (3/7)...made one save, had one ground ball and allowed just one goal vs. Longwood (3/9)...registered seven saves to help Stony Brook allow its fewest goals in program history at Marist (3/13)...made six saves and picked up four ground balls vs. Maryland (3/17)...made four saves vs. Iona (3/20)...stopped a season-high 10 shots while also picking up three ground balls and causing one turnover at Vermont (3/23)...had three saves at Siena (3/24)...finished with two saves and one ground ball as SBU matched its program record for fewest goals allowed in a single game (2) vs. Fresno State (3/26)...recorded six saves, picked up three ground balls, caused one turnover and let in just two goals to help SBU match a program record for fewest goals allowed in a single game (2) vs. Albany (3/30)...America East Defensive Player of the Week (4/1)...made six stops and picked up two ground balls at UMBC (4/6)...made eight saves, caused one turnover and had two ground balls at UNH (4/13)...named America East Defensive Player of the Week (4/15)...stopped five shotsas Stony Brook clinched the top-seed in the conference championship and a share of the regular season title vs. BU (4/21)...made four savesas SBU secured outright regular season title vs. Binghamton (4/27)...broke a school record for a conference tournament game with 10 saves while also scooping up four ground balls vs. Vermont in the America East Semifinals (5/3)...made four stops as Stony Brook won its first America East title and booked its first-ever ticket to the NCAA Tournament vs. Albany (5/5)...made seven saves, scooped up five ground balls and caused one turnover in a win vs. Towson in the first round of the NCAA Tournament (5/10)...made seven saves and had one ground ballat No. 1/1 Maryland in the second round of the NCAA Tournament (5/12).

2012: Had two ground balls vs. Colgate (2/11)...had three ground balls vs. Central Connecticut (2/19)...Had eight saves, three ground balls and a caused turnover vs. Monmouth (2/26)...Had a save vs. Johns Hopkins (3/3)...nine saves vs. Binghamton (3/31)...two ground balls and nine saves vs. UMBC (4/4)...two ground balls, two caused turnovers and five saves vs. Vermont (4/7)...three saves vs. Yale (4/11)...nine saves vs. Boston University (4/14)

Before SBU: Played one season at Adelphi.

Honors and Awards: A 2011 ECAC Division II All-Star ... named to the All-NE-10 First-Team and All-Rookie team (2011)...named NE-10 Goalkeeper of the Year (2011)...named All-Tournament team at the NCAA Final Four (2011)...named NE-10 Goalkeeper of the Week four times (5/3, 4/26, 4/19, 3/29)...IWLCA First-Team All-Region selection (2011)...named First-Team All-American by IWLCA and Synapse (2011)...named Synapse Rookie and Goalie of the Year (2011).