EVANSTON, Il. — With a trip to the final four on the line, Syracuse (16-5, 5-2 Atlantic Coast) struggled to score after the first 10 minutes against Northwestern (16-4, 5-1 Big Ten) at Lanny and Sharon Martin Stadium. At one point during the first half, the Orange were down 10-3. A two-hour lightning delay ensued three minutes into the second half, and the SU offense came alive — scoring 10 goals in the final frame. But it was too late, and the Wildcats won 18-14 to end Syracuse’s season.
Here are the best shots from Syracuse’s game in Evanston, Illinois.
Syracuse came into Saturday's game as the No. 5 seed, but it defeated Northwestern earlier this season.
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Megan Carney attempts a free position shot.
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Natalie Wallon had a goal and an assist during Saturday's game.
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SU scrambles after Northwestern takes the ball away.
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Sam Swart scored a goal in Saturday's game.
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Claire Quinn gets double-teamed by Syracuse defenders.
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SU celebrates a goal.
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Asa Goldstock makes an effort to create distance in order to attempt a pass.
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Swart passes to Mary Rahal.
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Swart attempted four shots during Saturday's game.
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SU and Northwestern scramble for the ball after a dropped ball.
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Rahal attempts a pass to Carney.
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Northwestern won Saturday's game against SU, 18-14.
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Hawryschuk ends her junior season with 75 goals, tied for second-most in program history for a season.
Corey Henry | Photo EditorPublished on May 18, 2019 at 11:30 pm
