With 14.8 seconds left in its NCAA Tournament second-round matchup at No. 5 Stony Brook, down 10-9, No. 14 Boston College women’s lacrosse was gifted with a free-position attempt. Midway through the third quarter, the Seawolves built their lead to 9-3, but the Eagles scored four unanswered goals to make it a two-goal affair heading into the final 15 minutes of the matchup. The two teams traded one goal apiece in the opening seven minutes of the frame, and Giulia Colarusso cut BC’s deficit to one with 4:13 remaining. The free-position attempt was the Eagles’ last shot at completing their comeback and forcing an extra period, and Avery Hudson was given the honors of starting with the ball from just outside the crease. But right after she started her run toward the net, Sony Brook’s Hayden Eisfeld knocked the ball out of Hudson’s grasp from a one-handed swipe with her stick, resulting in a game-deciding turnover to send the Seawolves (19-2, 7-0 CAA) to the quarterfinals.…