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Gallery: Syracuse defeats Colgate using late 4th-quarter run

The Syracuse attack converges during its win over Colgate.
The Syracuse attack converges during its win over Colgate. Logan Reidsma| Asst. Photo Editor
A Syracuse helmet sits among the sticks in Hamilton, New York on Saturday.
A Syracuse helmet sits among the sticks in Hamilton, New York on Saturday. Logan Reidsma| Asst. Photo Editor
Randy Staats tries to get past a defender. He had a goal and three assists.
Randy Staats tries to get past a defender. He had a goal and three assists. Logan Reidsma| Asst. Photo Editor
Matt Clarkson points to the sky during Colgate's 9-7 loss.
Matt Clarkson points to the sky during Colgate's 9-7 loss. Logan Reidsma| Asst. Photo Editor
Ben Williams comes up with a faceoff. He was 18-of-20 at the X on Saturday.
Ben Williams comes up with a faceoff. He was 18-of-20 at the X on Saturday. Logan Reidsma| Asst. Photo Editor
Kevin Rice takes contact. He had five points on the afternoon.
Kevin Rice takes contact. He had five points on the afternoon. Logan Reidsma| Asst. Photo Editor
SU head coach John Desko addresses his team.
SU head coach John Desko addresses his team. Logan Reidsma| Asst. Photo Editor
Two Syracuse players try and chase down a Colgate player.
Two Syracuse players try and chase down a Colgate player. Logan Reidsma| Asst. Photo Editor
A Colgate player looks on as his Raiders could only score one goal in the second half.
A Colgate player looks on as his Raiders could only score one goal in the second half. Logan Reidsma| Asst. Photo Editor
Williams dives for a ball on the turf.
Williams dives for a ball on the turf. Logan Reidsma| Asst. Photo Editor
Nicky Galasso looks for space to shoot or pass.
Nicky Galasso looks for space to shoot or pass. Logan Reidsma| Asst. Photo Editor
Hakeem Lecky takes a tumble on the turf.
Hakeem Lecky takes a tumble on the turf. Logan Reidsma| Asst. Photo Editor
A scrum of players go for a ground ball. The Orange had 29 ground balls while CU had 20.
A scrum of players go for a ground ball. The Orange had 29 ground balls while CU had 20. Logan Reidsma| Asst. Photo Editor