Three Syracuse players scored to win their fourth match of the season.
Syracuse women’s soccer team dominated Fairfield in a 3-0 win on a wet Sunday afternoon at SU Soccer Stadium. This was the second game in a row that the Orange won by such a scoreline as the team improved to 4-1-1 on the season
Within three minutes, Syracuse grabbed control of the game when freshman forward Kate Donavan curled a strike over the Stag goalkeeper Megan Defeo. The goal marked Donavan’s third goal in two games.
In its home debut, the 5th ranked Syracuse Orange extended its shutout streak to four with a commanding five-nil victory over Bucknell. The Orange outshot the Bison 18 to zero and didn’t surrender a single corner in the game.
In control from start to finish, head coach Ange Bradley is encouraged by the early form of her team.
“I’m enjoying the process of the connections and the passing and the five different people scoring.” Bradley said.
This is the second game they got a player sent off.
The Syracuse men’s soccer team fought back late in the second half of regulation to earn the 1-1 draw against the Princeton Tigers.
The first 45 minutes were evenly matched. The Orange had two shots on goal in the first half and the Tigers had three. Syracuse goalie Hendrik Hilpert made the best save in the first half, a close range opportunity in the 16th minute.
After sweeping Saturday’s morning match versus Niagara, the Syracuse Volleyball team were swept by the Colgate Raiders at The Women’s Building. The Orange concluded The Syracuse Tournament with a 2-2 record overall.
Syracuse head coach Leonid Yellin stressed the second match was not even close, by his standards.
“We just lost before we even started to play,” he said. They were a much shorter team. They had the ball control and they were digging a lot.”
In the final day of competition in the Syracuse Tournament at The Women's Building, Syracuse volleyball ran away with a 3-0 sweep over the Niagara Purple Eagles.
The morning victory was headlined by junior Amber Witherspoon and sophomore Santita Ebangwase's dominant 12-point showings. The Orange victory followed a 1-1 Saturday split as they defeated Siena, 3-0, Friday morning. They were defeated by Grand Canyon, 3-1, in the evening contest.
The stands were packed with fans wearing mostly orange for Syracuse’s second game of the season, and second game of the Syracuse Tournament. After winning the first game against Siena earlier today, Syracuse lost to Grand Canyon University in four sets. It was the first time in school history for the two teams to face each other.
While GCU swept Syracuse in the first set 25 to 16, the Orange came back strong winning the second set 29-27. Although the momentum was on the Syracuse side of the net after the second set, GCU set the tone for the next two sets dominating the court.
SYRACUSE, N.Y. – No. 8 Syracuse opened its 2017 campaign on Sunday night by easing to a 3-0 victory over Hartwick College in 105 minutes of soccer. The scrimmage, the first of the year for both squads, consisted of one 45-minute period and two 30-minute periods.
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A true die hard fan, Allie...
Allie. Your energy is contagious!I love reading your articles....... and smiling! You are the best! And don't your mom is your greatest fan!!! Go Orange!! Susie
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