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Joe Fields has yet to see any action since starting Syracuse's first 3 games
By Scott Lieber
Joe Fields has yet to see any action since starting Syracuse's first 3 games
Prendergast heads Orange to second straight victory
By Jeff Johnson
All year, the Syracuse men's soccer team has worked on a particular play off of its corner kicks. The play is designed to use the vertical jump of defenseman Ezra Prendergast in the box, hoping the 6-foot junior can redirect the pass from the corner into the net with his head.
Overtime goal buries Syracuse
By Mark Medina
Unfittingly, the shot came at a time in which the Syracuse field hockey team was not itself. The shot occurred thanks to American University's ever-persistent insurgency against SU's typically tough defense, which was caught off guard. And the shot occurred when it mattered the most.
Cobbina sparks SU in comeback win over SJU
By Joe Wieder
It seemed like she wasn't going to play. For the first two games of the match, she stood on the sideline, cheering for her team with enthusiasm. But she wouldn't just be the squad's cheerleader Friday night. Freshman Cheryl Cobbina would be that spark, as she calls it, that the Syracuse volleyball team needed.
SU, PC are 2 of conference's worst
By Jeff Johnson
During Saturday's final home match against Providence, the Syracuse men's soccer team must have felt like it was staring in a mirror when it looked to the opposing sideline. For much of this season, Syracuse and Providence have suffered from a similar problem - a failure to score goals.
Emotions high on Senior Day
By Michael Potter
Mark Kocher couldn't resist. The father of Syracuse field hockey senior Lindsay Kocher literally swept head coach Kathleen Parker off her feet. Before SU's game against No. 8 American, family members of the SU field hockey team joined the pregame ceremonies as a part of Senior Day in recognition of the eight departing players on the team.
Inexperienced Ince transitions to life in America
By Maite De La Rosa
When Candace Ince came to Syracuse, she had a cross country scholarship - but no cross country experience. Ince ran track in her home country, Trinidad and Tobago, where her natural running talent was discovered at the age of 14. "Having no experience at all," Ince said, "and performing well in the races I participated in surprised me that I could run so well.
SU to miss tournament
Staff reports The Syracuse women's soccer team not only lost a game to Boston College on Sunday, it failed to qualify for the Big East tournament for the third straight season. SU fell to the No. 23 Eagles, 2-0. It was the Orange's final Big East game of the season.
