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Women's DI Roundup: Individual Performances, Syracuse Top 5 Win Headline Sunday's Action - Vimarsana News

Women's DI Roundup: Individual Performances, Syracuse Top 5 Win Headline Sunday's Action

possession off the draw was where this game was won today. After sharing reps early in the season, Syracuse's Katelyn Mashewske has emerged as the team's go-to specialist on the draw—collecting a team-high 13 herself, and helping her team to a 22-7 edge in the category on Sunday afternoon vs. the Irish. Outside of its possession struggles, Notre Dame played a nearly perfect game: the Irish shot 52% from the field (top scorers Maddie Howe (3G, 1A) and Jackie Wolak (2G, 1A) both turned in 60%-plus outings; comparatively, the Orange shot 39.5% from the field) and Bridget Deehan was above .500...

Despite 1st half struggles, Syracuse comes alive on draw control - Vimarsana News

Despite 1st half struggles, Syracuse comes alive on draw control

Subscribe to our sports newsletter here. Katelyn Mashewske braced herself for the draw against Notre Dame’s Andie Aldave. As the referee let go of their sticks, Mashewske raised her hands and pushed the ball up and over her left shoulder for the draw control. Ella Simkins scooped up the ball, was crossed by a midfielder and dropped it. Notre Dame collected the ground ball for a turnover. Simkins checked the midfielder, pushing her to the ground. The whistle sounded for Syracuse’s third yellow card of the game, giving Notre Dame a player advantage. No. 2 Syracuse (5-0, 3-0 Atlantic Coast) ...

Sunday Wrap: Orange Dominate Possession in Comeback Victory - Vimarsana News

Sunday Wrap: Orange Dominate Possession in Comeback Victory

Sun Mar 14 2021 | Brian Logue | College PHOTO BY RICH BARNES Katelyn Mashewske won a career-high 13 draw controls in Syracuse's 15-12 win over Notre Dame. Syracuse had a 22 to 7 advantage on draw controls. Notre Dame goalie Bridget Deehan dominated the first half, but possession after possession for the Orange eventually became too much for the Irish defense to withstand. No. 2 Syracuse completed a weekend sweep of No. 3 Notre Dame, winning Sunday’s game 15-12 despite falling behind 7-2 in the first half. Syracuse sophomore Katelyn Mashewske keyed the victory, registering a career-best 13 d...

Cockerille, Mashewske Help Syracuse Hold Off Feisty Notre Dame - Vimarsana News

Cockerille, Mashewske Help Syracuse Hold Off Feisty Notre Dame

Thu Mar 11 2021 | Kenny DeJohn | College PHOTO BY RICH BARNES / SYRACUSE ATHLETICS The second half wasn’t a peak Syracuse performance, but the Orange had built a large enough lead to weather the storm. Notre Dame might have made the score close in an 18-14 loss at the Carrier Dome Thursday night, but Syracuse controlled this game from the jump. Sierra Cockerille scored five times with two assists and Meaghan Tyrrell added three goals and two assists as No. 2 Syracuse built a lead as a large as 15-6 on Jenny Markey’s feed to Bianca Chevarie with 24:07 left to play. The Orange led 10-6 at h...

Northwestern, Syracuse Headline Thursday Night Lights - Vimarsana News

Northwestern, Syracuse Headline Thursday Night Lights

Thursday March 11th, 2021 10:00pm (Photo Courtesy: Syracuse Athletics)  IL’s Halley Griggs (Syracuse vs. Notre Dame) and Alyssa Murray Cometti (Northwestern vs. Penn State) break down the pair of top five matchups: SYRACUSE 18, NOTRE DAME 14 “Sierra Cockerille is a STUD.” Okay, I stole this particular observation from Michelle Tumolo—but we were all thinking it, right? After exploding for four goals vs. Stony Brook last month, Sierra Cockerille nearly burned the Dome down with four first half goals on just five shots (80%). The junior midfielder finished with a game-high five goals ...