America East's newest web feature, #AEToday, will offer quick hits on what's happening in the conference, including upcoming conference games, key results, must know facts and much more!

Need To Know

• A non-conference game takes centerstage tonight as No. 9 Albany travels to No. 2 Syracuse at 7 p.m. on ESPN3. The teams have split the last two matchups in the all-times series.
• Also on the docket is a softball doubleheader as Hartford travels to Siena.
• On Wednesday, Albany, New Hampshire and Stony Brook all grabbed conference victories in women's lacrosse.
• No. 19/18 Albany scored 11-straight goals in an 11-1 victory over Vermont as Dakotah Savitcheff led the way with four goals. The Great Danes are 3-0 in conference action.
• No. 9/8 Stony Brook stayed unbeaten with a 15-2 win over Binghamton. Dorrien Van Dyke had six points for the Seawolves.
• New Hampshire won its first conference game of the year, 22-6, at UMass Lowell as Laura Puccia scored a career-high seven goals.
• Albany softball had some drama in a non-conference game against UConn as Liz Snow hit a 2-run walk-off home run to help the Great Danes beat the Huskies, 2-1.
• In baseball action, Hartford scored three times in the tenth inning to beat Yale on the road, 5-2.

What's On Tap

Softball
Hartford at Siena (DH), 2 p.m.

Men's Lacrosse
No. 9 Albany at No. 2 Syraucse, 7 p.m. - ESPN3

That Happened

Softball
Rutgers 1, Stony Brook 0
Rutgers 7, Stony Brook 5
Albany 2, UConn 1

Women's Lacrosse
#9/8 Stony Brook 15, Binghamton 2
New Hampshire 22, UMass Lowell 6
#19/18 Albany 11, Vermont 1
#20/20 Johns Hopkins 12, UMBC 6

Baseball
Hartford 5, Yale 2
Rhode Island 8, UMass Lowell 1

Tweet of the Day

.@UAlbanyLacrosse's potent attack (from left): Connor Fields, Seth Oakes & Lyle Thompson. Picture by @cschultzphoto: pic.twitter.com/TlIAKOEp5Y

— Mark Singelais (@MarkSingelais) April 1, 2015

Three (Pillars) Facts

• Stony Brook women's lacrosse has held 28 of its last 31 opponents to single-digit goals.
• UAlbany men's lacrosse sports the top scoring offense in Division I with 18.38 goals per game, earning four 20+ goal games, which is, unofficially, the first time since 1990 a DI team has earned achievement.
• Laura Puccia scored a career-high seven goals for UNH in its win against UMass Lowell.

Photo of the Day

Some fresh gear for the squad as we head into the Dome for Thursday nights tilt! Big thanks to @cascade_lacrosse and @maveriklacrosse for supplying the new threads! All of the gear can be seen on @il_gear #UAlax #AEMlax #UAlbany #TeamMVRK #Danes #Purp #Grey #M3 #CascadeR @ualbany @ualbanyalumni @ualbanyathletics @ualbanysports @suny @americaeast @il_photos

A photo posted by UAlbany Men's Lacrosse (@ualbanymlax) on Apr 1, 2015 at 5:46pm PDT