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Gallery: No. 34 Syracuse upsets No. 3 Georgia Tech, 4-3

Anna Shkudun dropped her singles match after Gabriela Knutson had already clinched the win.
Anna Shkudun dropped her singles match after Gabriela Knutson had already clinched the win. Max Freund | Staff Photographer
Shkudun lost in a second-set tiebreak to drop her match.
Shkudun lost in a second-set tiebreak to drop her match. Max Freund | Staff Photographer
Sofya Golubovskaya won her second singles match in two sets.
Sofya Golubovskaya won her second singles match in two sets. Max Freund | Staff Photographer
Syracuse volunteer assistant coach Len Lopoo cheers on his players in the upset win.
Syracuse volunteer assistant coach Len Lopoo cheers on his players in the upset win. Max Freund | Staff Photographer
Knutson pulled off a big win at first singles to clinch the upset for SU.
Knutson pulled off a big win at first singles to clinch the upset for SU. Max Freund | Staff Photographer
Miranda Ramirez and Knutson won in first doubles as part of Syracuse winning the doubles point.
Miranda Ramirez and Knutson won in first doubles as part of Syracuse winning the doubles point. Max Freund | Staff Photographer
Knutson had to come back from losing the first set to win in three sets in singles.
Knutson had to come back from losing the first set to win in three sets in singles. Max Freund | Staff Photographer
Ramirez lost in third singles in straight sets.
Ramirez lost in third singles in straight sets. Max Freund | Staff Photographer
Knutson and Ramirez beat the No. 1 doubles pairing in the nation at first doubles.
Knutson and Ramirez beat the No. 1 doubles pairing in the nation at first doubles. Max Freund | Staff Photographer
Dina Hegab was part of the doubles duo that clinched the doubles point for the Orange.
Dina Hegab was part of the doubles duo that clinched the doubles point for the Orange. Max Freund | Staff Photographer
Masha Tritou teamed with Hegab as her teammates watched on in the clinching doubles game.
Masha Tritou teamed with Hegab as her teammates watched on in the clinching doubles game. Max Freund | Staff Photographer
Shkudun and Golubovskaya lost in the second doubles match, forcing Hegab and Tritou to win in third doubles.
Shkudun and Golubovskaya lost in the second doubles match, forcing Hegab and Tritou to win in third doubles. Max Freund | Staff Photographer

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By Max Freund Asst. Photo Editor

No. 34 Syracuse (14-3, 6-3 Atlantic Coast) had never beaten a team ranked as high as No. 3 in the country. On Sunday at Drumlins Country Club, the Orange beat No. 3 Georgia Tech (14-4, 6-2), 4-3. Gabriela Knutson clinched the match with a three-set win at first singles to give the Orange its biggest win, by ranking, in program history.

Published on April 1, 2018 at 5:58 pm
Contact Max: mefreund@syr.edu

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