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Gallery: Syracuse tops Lindenwood in 5-4 thriller

Syracuse (9-19-3, 9-6-2 College Hockey America) completed the comeback against Lindenwood (7-19-3, 3-12-2) in overtime, 5-4, on an Abby Moloughney penalty shot. The Orange battled back from multiple defecits and used a late-rally to win on Friday night.

Here are the best shots from the win.

1.  No. 8, Bellefontaine, trying to break the tie of 2-2 but was stopped by the goalie
1.  No. 8, Bellefontaine, trying to break the tie of 2-2 but was stopped by the goalie Ally Walsh | Staff Photographer
Passing the puck around the ice, Hicks (No.2) and Bellefontaine (No.8) wore down the defense.
Passing the puck around the ice, Hicks (No.2) and Bellefontaine (No.8) wore down the defense. Ally Walsh | Staff Photographer
 Losing 4-2, Syracuse scored two girls very quickly into the fourth quarter.
Losing 4-2, Syracuse scored two girls very quickly into the fourth quarter. Ally Walsh | Staff Photographer
The full three quarters both teams were fighting for the puck.
The full three quarters both teams were fighting for the puck. Ally Walsh | Staff Photographer
 No. 4, Eastwood, scored the first goal coming into the third period.
 No. 4, Eastwood, scored the first goal coming into the third period. Ally Walsh | Staff Photographer
Bellefontaine, No. 8, was a crucial player during the game that was won in over time.
Bellefontaine, No. 8, was a crucial player during the game that was won in over time. Ally Walsh | Staff Photographer
Trying to outsmart the defense, Digirolamo, No. 22, pushed the puck across the ice for her team.
Trying to outsmart the defense, Digirolamo, No. 22, pushed the puck across the ice for her team. Ally Walsh | Staff Photographer
 Hoppner, No. 20, fought for the puck to get the goal that put Syracuse on the board for 2.
 Hoppner, No. 20, fought for the puck to get the goal that put Syracuse on the board for 2. Ally Walsh | Staff Photographer
Syracuse constantly fought for every score they put on the board. Hoppner, No. 20, was responsible for one of them.
Syracuse constantly fought for every score they put on the board. Hoppner, No. 20, was responsible for one of them. Ally Walsh | Staff Photographer
At the end of the game, Syracuse pulled ahead with a penalty shot in overtime.
At the end of the game, Syracuse pulled ahead with a penalty shot in overtime. Ally Walsh | Staff Photographer