
Orange Extend Winning Streak Against Cornell
2/18/2025 7:14:00 PM | Women's Lacrosse
SYRACUSE, New York – A balanced offensive attack and a career night for goalkeeper Daniella Guyette helped No. 4 Syracuse women's lacrosse defeat Cornell, 18-10, in the JMA Wireless Dome. The Orange remain unbeaten this season, improving to 3-0.
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Ten different players scored for Syracuse, including Gracie Britton, who recorded her first career hat trick. Emma Ward, Olivia Adamson and Molly Guzik recorded five points each.
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HOW IT HAPPENED
With Cornell leading, 2-1, Adamson scored the first of her three goals to spark the Orange on a 5-0 scoring run that gave 'Cuse a 6-2 advantage at the end of the first quarter. Caitlin Slaminko briefly halted the Orange offensive outburst with the first goal of the second quarter, but Syracuse answered with six-straight goals to push the lead to 12-3.
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The 'Cuse offense continued to click after intermission, twice building the lead to 10 goals. Syracuse led, 18-8, before Cornell (1-1) found the back of the net twice in the final minute for the 18-10 final.
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OF NOTE
Guyette finished with a career-high 14 saves, including eight in the second half. She was coming off an 11-save performance last Saturday at then No. 7 Maryland, which marked the first double-digit save contest of her career. Guyette has an 8.81 goals-against average and a .528 save percentage in her first season in the starting lineup.
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Coco Vandiver caused six turnovers in the game, which ties for second on Syracuse's single-game record list. In addition, Kaci Benoit picked up a career-high five ground balls.
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UP NEXT
Syracuse faces top three teams in its next two contests starting Saturday at No. 2 North Carolina. Opening draw in Chapel Hill is set for 11 a.m.
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Ten different players scored for Syracuse, including Gracie Britton, who recorded her first career hat trick. Emma Ward, Olivia Adamson and Molly Guzik recorded five points each.
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HOW IT HAPPENED
With Cornell leading, 2-1, Adamson scored the first of her three goals to spark the Orange on a 5-0 scoring run that gave 'Cuse a 6-2 advantage at the end of the first quarter. Caitlin Slaminko briefly halted the Orange offensive outburst with the first goal of the second quarter, but Syracuse answered with six-straight goals to push the lead to 12-3.
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The 'Cuse offense continued to click after intermission, twice building the lead to 10 goals. Syracuse led, 18-8, before Cornell (1-1) found the back of the net twice in the final minute for the 18-10 final.
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OF NOTE
Guyette finished with a career-high 14 saves, including eight in the second half. She was coming off an 11-save performance last Saturday at then No. 7 Maryland, which marked the first double-digit save contest of her career. Guyette has an 8.81 goals-against average and a .528 save percentage in her first season in the starting lineup.
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Coco Vandiver caused six turnovers in the game, which ties for second on Syracuse's single-game record list. In addition, Kaci Benoit picked up a career-high five ground balls.
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UP NEXT
Syracuse faces top three teams in its next two contests starting Saturday at No. 2 North Carolina. Opening draw in Chapel Hill is set for 11 a.m.
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Team Stats
COR
SU
Shots
30
31
Turnovers
17
20
Caused Turnovers
8
10
Draw Controls
16
16
Free-Position Shots
3
6
Ground Balls
17
16
Game Leaders
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