Syracuse Falls To #18 North Carolina on Senior Day
10/23/2016 3:35:00 PM | Women's Soccer
SYRACUSE, N.Y. – The Syracuse women's soccer team (8-7-3, 1-6-2) battled with No. 18 North Carolina (10-3-3, 5-2-2) in Sunday's contest at SU Soccer Stadium, but fell short, 3-1.
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The Tar Heels took a 2-nil lead in the first half, but Stephanie Skilton put the Orange on the board 45 seconds before halftime to keep Syracuse in the game. Alana O'Neill placed a ball perfectly inside the box to a streaking Skilton, who struck before the North Carolina goalkeeper could recover. The Orange outshot North Carolina in the first half, 7-4.
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In the second half, North Carolina found an insurance goal in the 54th minute when a deflected shot fell right to the foot of Bridgette Andrzejewski for her second goal of the day.
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Goalkeeper Courtney Brosnan finished the day with two saves. The backline defense of Jessica Vigna and Taylor Bennett made several successful clears in the game on Tar Heel quick counter-attacks.
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Skilton's goal was her sixth of the season and the 27th of her career, placing her in a tie for second place in Syracuse's all-time leading goal scoring list. She is tied with Candy Reich who played for the Orange from 1996-99.
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The Syracuse graduating class was honored before the game during a Senior Day ceremony. Annette Cappellino, Maddie Iozzi, Rebecca Pongetti, Sierra Shafer and Skilton were all given tribute for their contributions during their time with the Orange.
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The Orange will close out the regular season on the road at Boston College on Thursday, Oct. 27 at 7 p.m. The match will be streamed on ACC Network Extra.
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The Tar Heels took a 2-nil lead in the first half, but Stephanie Skilton put the Orange on the board 45 seconds before halftime to keep Syracuse in the game. Alana O'Neill placed a ball perfectly inside the box to a streaking Skilton, who struck before the North Carolina goalkeeper could recover. The Orange outshot North Carolina in the first half, 7-4.
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In the second half, North Carolina found an insurance goal in the 54th minute when a deflected shot fell right to the foot of Bridgette Andrzejewski for her second goal of the day.
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Goalkeeper Courtney Brosnan finished the day with two saves. The backline defense of Jessica Vigna and Taylor Bennett made several successful clears in the game on Tar Heel quick counter-attacks.
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Skilton's goal was her sixth of the season and the 27th of her career, placing her in a tie for second place in Syracuse's all-time leading goal scoring list. She is tied with Candy Reich who played for the Orange from 1996-99.
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The Syracuse graduating class was honored before the game during a Senior Day ceremony. Annette Cappellino, Maddie Iozzi, Rebecca Pongetti, Sierra Shafer and Skilton were all given tribute for their contributions during their time with the Orange.
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The Orange will close out the regular season on the road at Boston College on Thursday, Oct. 27 at 7 p.m. The match will be streamed on ACC Network Extra.
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For complete coverage of Syracuse and Syracuse women's soccer, follow us on Facebook (Syracuse Orange & Syracuse Women's Soccer), Twitter (@Cuse & @CuseWSOC), Instagram (@CuseWSOC).
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
NC
SU
Goals
3
1
Shots
15
10
Shots on Goal
5
6
Saves
5
2
Corners
6
1
Fouls
9
8
Scoring Plays

Megan Buckingham (1)
Assisted By: Maya Worth
cross into the box from the right side
12:18

B. Andrzejewski (1)
No. 4 beats several defenders in the box
22:17

Stephanie Skilton (6)
Assisted By: Alana O'Neill
No. 5 finds No. 22 streaking on the righ
44:16

B. Andrzejewski (2)
Assisted By: Maya Worth
No. 5 deflected shot falls to No. 4
53:40
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