The Orange Card

The Orange Card: Goose Eggs
By Will Muoio
October 29, 2017 - 9:11pm
The regular season wrap up for Syracuse soccer.

The Orange Card: To Russia With Love
By Will Muoio
October 9, 2017 - 12:00pm
Syracuse's soccer podcast releases its seventh episode.

This week on The Orange Card, Tyler Dudley sits down with Jared Bomba and Will Muoio to discuss the biggest soccer stories both in and out of Syracuse.

The Orange Card: Droughts
By Will Muoio
September 24, 2017 - 10:24pm
The Newshouse's soccer podcast looks at Syracuse's stumbles this week.

The Orange Card Bonus Episode: Coach Phil Wheddon
By Peter Benson
September 14, 2017 - 3:16pm
SU's women's coach talks about his experience both in and out of Syracuse soccer.

Phil Wheddon has been the head coach of the Syracuse Women's Soccer team for 10 years. Before joining the Orange, Wheddon had stints as the goalkeeper coach for both the US Men and Women's national teams.

The Orange were set to begin their conference games this week but, due to Hurricane Irma devastating Florida, the game against Miami has been postponed until further notice. That means that Wheddon's team will begin their ACC fixtures with three games against teams in the top 20 nationwide.

The Orange Card: Seeing Red
By Will Muoio
September 5, 2017 - 12:23am
This podcast discussed Syracuse soccer's most recent matches, US losing to Costa Rica and more events this week.

Syracuse women's soccer dominated both Cornell and Fairfield in two games, winning 3-0. Kate Donovan scored a brace and Taylor Bennett slotted one home from the penalty spot against the Big Red.

In Sunday afternoon's match, Donovan, Carolin Bader and Sydney Brackett scored against Fairfield in a game Syracuse recorded 12 shots.

Introducing The Orange Card, our Syracuse soccer podcast
By Will Muoio
August 28, 2017 - 12:10pm
This new podcast will focus on SU men's and women's teams and what to expect as their seasons start.

Four years ago, few students attended the men’s and women’s soccer games. The seats were packed with families, youth soccer teams and visiting fans. But then a change happened and students started to show up to “Pack the Hill”.

Since then, men’s soccer has sent every team to the NCAA Tournament, won the ACC Tournament and reached the College Cup in 2015. The women’s team have improved every season, most recently producing their first .500 record since 2012.