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Gallery: Scenes from Syracuse’s loss to Cornell on Long Island

Cornell long-stick midfielder Walker Wallace (second from the right) embraces in celebration following scoring the final goal of the game from near midfield with 11 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter.

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Cornell long-stick midfielder Walker Wallace (second from the right) embraces in celebration following scoring the final goal of the game from near midfield with 11 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter.

Cornell attack Ryan Goldstein pumps his first in celebration during the Big Red’s five-goal win over the Orange. Goldstein recorded eight points on three goals and five assists Saturday.

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Cornell attack Ryan Goldstein pumps his first in celebration during the Big Red’s five-goal win over the Orange. Goldstein recorded eight points on three goals and five assists Saturday.

Cornell attack Michael Long (No. 1) cradles the ball driving at Syracuse short-stick midfielder Carter Rice (right). Long contributed one goal and two assists versus SU and was one of 10 Big Red players to get on the scoresheet.

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Cornell attack Michael Long (No. 1) cradles the ball driving at Syracuse short-stick midfielder Carter Rice (right). Long contributed one goal and two assists versus SU and was one of 10 Big Red players to get on the scoresheet.

Cornell midfielder Willem Firth winds up to release a shot versus Syracuse. Firth collected one goal and one assist in the Big Red’s winning effort.

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Cornell midfielder Willem Firth winds up to release a shot versus Syracuse. Firth collected one goal and one assist in the Big Red’s winning effort.

Cornell midfielder Hugh Kelleher (second-left) leaps in celebration to embrace attack CJ Kirst. The Big Red had reason to celebrate, as they built a six-goal first-half lead and didn’t let Syracuse get closer than within two goals the rest of the way.

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Cornell midfielder Hugh Kelleher (second-left) leaps in celebration to embrace attack CJ Kirst. The Big Red had reason to celebrate, as they built a six-goal first-half lead and didn’t let Syracuse get closer than within two goals the rest of the way.

Cornell attack Ryan Goldstein (right) is defended by Syracuse’s Billy Dwan (left). After holding then-No. 5 Notre Dame scoreless for 40 minutes on April 5, the Orange struggled to contain the Big Red’s explosive offense, giving up a season-high 17 goals.

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Cornell attack Ryan Goldstein (right) is defended by Syracuse’s Billy Dwan (left). After holding then-No. 5 Notre Dame scoreless for 40 minutes on April 5, the Orange struggled to contain the Big Red’s explosive offense, giving up a season-high 17 goals.

Syracuse short-stick midfielder Ryan Ochoa (left) checks Cornell attack Brian Luzzi (No. 22). Saturday’s clash was a physical one with 15 penalties. The Big Red made the most of their man-up opportunities, going 4-for-7 to pace their win.

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Syracuse short-stick midfielder Ryan Ochoa (left) checks Cornell attack Brian Luzzi (No. 22). Saturday’s clash was a physical one with 15 penalties. The Big Red made the most of their man-up opportunities, going 4-for-7 to pace their win.

Syracuse midfield Michael Leo (right) looks to get past Cornell attack Michael Long and clear the ball. The Orange went 13-for-16 on clears, yet it wasn’t enough for them to leave Long Island with a win.

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Syracuse midfield Michael Leo (right) looks to get past Cornell attack Michael Long and clear the ball. The Orange went 13-for-16 on clears, yet it wasn’t enough for them to leave Long Island with a win.

Cornell attack CJ Kirst raises his arm in exultation following a goal. Kirst, who leads the country with 4.90 goals per game, tormented Syracuse’s back line for five goals and three assists, showcasing his near-unstoppable shooting stroke and evasive movement. Kirst’s five-goal effort brought his career goal total to 219, five below the NCAA record set by Virginia’s Payton Cormier last season.

Jacob Halsema | Staff Photographer

Cornell attack CJ Kirst raises his arm in exultation following a goal. Kirst, who leads the country with 4.90 goals per game, tormented Syracuse’s back line for five goals and three assists, showcasing his near-unstoppable shooting stroke and evasive movement. Kirst’s five-goal effort brought his career goal total to 219, five below the NCAA record set by Virginia’s Payton Cormier last season.

Syracuse attack Owen Hiltz readies to unleash a shot versus Cornell. Hiltz provided a jolt to SU’s attack, finishing with four goals and two assists, while fellow attack Joey Spallina only mustered one goal and freshman Payton Anderson managed just one assist.

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Syracuse attack Owen Hiltz readies to unleash a shot versus Cornell. Hiltz provided a jolt to SU’s attack, finishing with four goals and two assists, while fellow attack Joey Spallina only mustered one goal and freshman Payton Anderson managed just one assist.