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Gallery: No. 7 Syracuse takes down Drexel, 4-0

Laura Hurff had an assist and tallied two shots on goal.
Laura Hurff had an assist and tallied two shots on goal. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Lies Lagerweij made a move from back to forward on Sunday, and the senior tallied a goal and two assists.
Lies Lagerweij made a move from back to forward on Sunday, and the senior tallied a goal and two assists. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Roos Weers held down the back line with Lagerweij playing forward.
Roos Weers held down the back line with Lagerweij playing forward. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Caroline Cady (bottom right) scored SU's third goal on an assist from Lagerweij.
Caroline Cady (bottom right) scored SU's third goal on an assist from Lagerweij. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Weers also scored a goal off a penalty corner.
Weers also scored a goal off a penalty corner. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Sophomore Stephanie Harris got some run with the back line on Sunday.
Sophomore Stephanie Harris got some run with the back line on Sunday. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Drexel goalie Erin Gilchrist made 16 saves but still allowed four goals.
Drexel goalie Erin Gilchrist made 16 saves but still allowed four goals. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Emma Tufts (17) picked up an assist against the Dragons.
Emma Tufts (17) picked up an assist against the Dragons. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
The Orange frequently targeted Lagerweij on penalty corners and around the arc.
The Orange frequently targeted Lagerweij on penalty corners and around the arc. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Syracuse travels to Philadelphia next weekend to take on Penn.
Syracuse travels to Philadelphia next weekend to take on Penn. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer

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Behind a three-point outing from Lies Lagerweij, Syracuse (11-4, 2-4 Atlantic Coast) dominated Drexel (5-10, 0-2 Colonial), 4-0, on Sunday at J.S. Coyne Stadium. The All-American played at center forward instead of her more usual position on the back line and scored the game-winning goal for Syracuse. SU’s defense only allowed the Dragons to get off one shot, and dominated possession for much of the game.