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Tyrrell, a record-setting attack for Syracuse women's lacrosse, returned for a final season to try to win the program's first NCAA title.
Tyrrell never wanted to be the “it” kid. Now, she's knocking on the door of Cuse royalty.
Harden, the New Canaan senior, is the Northeast Girls' Player of the Year.
How Emma Tyrrell’s stick skills fill Carney’s absence Courtesy of Rich Barnes | USA Today Sports Emma Tyrrell uses an ‘old school’ reverse grip. She leads the team in scoring in SU's last four games. Facebook Subscribe to our sports newsletter here. With Syracuse trailing by three goals against No. 1 North Carolina in the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament final, freshman attack Emma Ward gathered a missed shot behind the net and restarted the play. Ward looked to the left side of the attack and drove into the 8-meter, which forced sophomore midfielder Emma Tyrrell to...
Facebook Google+ The Daily Orange is a nonprofit newsroom that receives no funding from Syracuse University. Consider donating today to support our mission. Megan Carney raced along the eight-meter arc, put her head down and charged. In her sight was Meaghan Tyrrell, who had a different plan. Tyrrell accepted Carney’s feed and kept her head up. In front of Tyrrell was a Northwestern defender who would soon be on the receiving end of a face dodge and a wide-open goal. Tyrrell would go on to score four more times en route to a 16-11 upset win in Evanston, Illinois. To those that knew her be...