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#4/5 Irish Continue Road Swing at #7 Virginia

FOR STARTERS The #4/5 Irish return to action this Saturday (April 3) with their third consecutive ACC road contest against No. 7 Virginia. The Irish and Cavaliers are joining forces this Saturday for a One Love Game to raise awareness for the One Love Foundation. Opening draw is set for Noon ET from Klockner Stadium and the contest will be streamed live via ACC Network Extra. The Irish have won three straight games, including back-to-back road ACC wins over ranked opponents (#19 Louisville – 15-10 & #9 Duke – 13-9). In last Sunday’s road win at Duke, Bridget Deehan made 12 saves and added a career- high six ground balls en route to being named the IWLCA and ACC Defensive Player of the Week.

No 2 Syracuse women s lacrosse fights back, stays undefeated against No 4 Notre Dame, 15-12

Sunday Wrap: Orange Dominate Possession in Comeback Victory

Sun Mar 14 2021 | Brian Logue | College PHOTO BY RICH BARNES Katelyn Mashewske won a career-high 13 draw controls in Syracuse s 15-12 win over Notre Dame. Syracuse had a 22 to 7 advantage on draw controls. Notre Dame goalie Bridget Deehan dominated the first half, but possession after possession for the Orange eventually became too much for the Irish defense to withstand. No. 2 Syracuse completed a weekend sweep of No. 3 Notre Dame, winning Sunday’s game 15-12 despite falling behind 7-2 in the first half. Syracuse sophomore Katelyn Mashewske keyed the victory, registering a career-best 13 draw controls to help the Orange to a 22-7 advantage. Mashewske had just 11 draw controls for the season coming into the weekend, but had 12 in the 18-14 victory on Thursday and followed it up with a dominating performance in the circle on Sunday.

No 2 Syracuse recovers from 1st half deficit to defeat Notre Dame, 15-12

No. 2 Syracuse recovers from 1st half deficit to defeat Notre Dame, 15-12 Courtesy of Rich Barnes | USA Today Sports Syracuse trailed by three goals at halftime but came back, beating Notre Dame to remain undefeated. Facebook Google+ Sierra Cockerille stepped up for a free position shot. The junior midfielder had already scored on a free position the game prior and was coming off her best performance a career-high five goals for the Orange. As she prepared for the shot, the whistle blew, and Cockerille jumped forward and threw a shot on net. But this time, it flew low and wide.

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