Syracuse men's soccer

The Orange Card: Senior Day
By Will Muoio
October 23, 2017 - 12:17am
The ninth episode of our soccer-centered podcast.

On this week's episode of The Orange Card, host Tyler Dudley spoke with Jared Bomba and Erin Fish about the final home games for Syracuse men and women soccer teams, the U.S. women's national team and international soccer.

The Orange Card: American Outdone
By Will Muoio
October 15, 2017 - 9:45pm
Our soccer-centered podcast looks at Syracuse soccer, U.S. men's national team, and more.

 

Following the heartbreak of the U.S. men's national team not making the 2018 World Cup, Host Tyler Dudley speaks with Jared Bomba, Erin Fish and Will Muoio about the impact this has on U.S. soccer.

 

The Syracuse women's soccer team won its second ACC game of the season, beating Miami 1-0 on Oct. 11. But they faced difficulties three days later when they lost 3-0 to NC State.

SU men's soccer lack bite against Wolfpack
By Tyler Dudley
October 7, 2017 - 12:59pm
Syracuse are still looking for their first ACC win of the season.

Syracuse men’s soccer was defeated by North Carolina State 2-1 after an aggressive match at SU Soccer Stadium on Friday night.

SU and NC State started off trying to claim dominance on the field from the beginning. After six minutes of play, NC State was on the board with a goal coming from Julius Duchsherer, after getting the rebound from Aide Taiwo’s shot.

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

OT goal downs Syracuse for second-straight loss
By Will Muoio
September 19, 2017 - 9:54pm
In a back and forth contest, a lack of quality in the final third proved costly.

Syracuse men's soccer dropped four places in the United Soccer Coaches poll for its men from 7 to 11 before its match against Cornell. After the Orange lost 1-0 to its in-state rivals, expect them to drop a lot more.

For Coach Ian McIntyre and Syracuse (4-2-2, 0-1-1 in ACC), this result is a missed opportunity for them to gain any momentum ahead of a busy week.

The Orange Card: Atlantic Coast Crisis?
By Will Muoio
September 17, 2017 - 9:21pm
Here's the fourth edition of The Orange Card.

In a week with no games for Syracuse women's soccer, The Orange Card discusses how the team will respond to the upcoming ACC schedule. We talk about if rest will be good or bad for Coach Phil Wheddon's team.

Set-pieces prove critical in Syracuse victory
By Will Muoio
September 12, 2017 - 9:44pm
After falling behind early, three Orange players score as Syracuse beat Oregon State on Tuesday.

With a sunny start at SU Soccer Stadium, the Orange got off to a fast start. The team had a majority of possession and put together a lot of great passes.

Then they conceded. As Oregon State midfielder Hassani Dotson dribbled at the backline, the team backed off. Before the Syracuse defense knew it, Dotson had put the ball past goalkeeper Hendrik Hilpert and into the back of the net.

The Orange Card: Red, White and Boos
By Will Muoio
September 11, 2017 - 10:59am
The third episode of our soccer podcast features host Erica Pieschke and analysts Erin Fish and Jared Bomba to talk SU soccer.

Syracuse men's soccer opened its ACC schedule with a 1-1 draw at Virginia following a penalty by Hugo Delhommelle. This was a massive result for Coach Ian McIntyre ahead of their final non-ACC games.

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.