Tuesday, November 1
Durham, NC
1:00 pm
Syracuse University
vs
Boston College
Field Hockey Set for Quarterfinal Clash
10/31/2022 12:08:00 PM | Field Hockey
No. 9 Syracuse vs. No. 22 Boston College: Tuesday | Nov. 1 | 1 p.m. | Durham, N.C. | Wiliams Field at Jack Katz Stadium
Watch Live: ACC Network
Live Stats: Click Here
Twitter:Â @CuseFH
Instagram: @CuseFH
Syracuse Links: Notes | News | Roster | ScheduleÂ
Boston College Links: News | Roster | Schedule
The Book of 2022 begins a new chapter on Tuesday as the fifth-seeded Orange set out for the 2022 ACC Field Hockey Tournament, drawing fourth-seeded Boston College for a 1 p.m. showdown on ACC Network.
From the Start
- It's the next chapter in the 2022 season as the fifth-seeded Syracuse Orange take on fourth-seeded Boston College in the quarterfinals of the ACC Tournament.
- Game time is set for 1 p.m. on ACC Network with Leah Secondo and Suzanne Bush on the call. All six games of the ACC Tournament will be hosted at Duke's Williams Field at Jack Katz Stadium.
- The winner of the 1 p.m. game advances to the ACC Semifinals to face top-seeded North Carolina on Wednesday at 1 p.m.
- Syracuse and Boston College meet for the third time in the ACC Tournament, with the Orange boasting a 2-0 record against the Eagles.
In the National Rankings
- Syracuse vaulted back into the top 10 last week, ranking ninth in the October 25 Penn Monto/NFHCA Coaches Poll with 716 points. The Orange knocked off two ranked opponents last week, No. 4 Louisville (3-2) and No. 19 Rutgers (4-3).
- Syracuse's quarterfinal opponent, Boston College, ranked 22nd in the Oct. 25 poll.
- North Carolina remained atop the poll last week with 1,099 points and 43 of the 44 first-place votes. Maryland was second with 1,007 points and the outstanding first-place nod. Penn State was third with 971 points, followed by No. 4 Northwestern (939 points) and Virginia rounding out the top five (876 points).
- Ten of the Orange's 18 opponents this season were listed among the top 25 teams: No. 1 North Carolina (L, 1-6), No. 5 Virginia (L, 0-3), No. 7 Princeton (L, 1-5), No. 8 Louisville (W, 3-2), No. 12 Wake Forest (L, 0-4), No. 19 James Madison (W, 2-1 OT), No. 21 Rutgers (W, 4-3), No. 22 Boston College (W, 3-0), No. 24 Cornell (W, 5-0), No. 25 Duke (W, 5-1).
We Have That in Common: Boston College
- Syracuse and Boston College have six common opponents this season, only one of which is a nonconference foe: Monmouth.
- Syracuse is 3-3 against the commons as Boston College is 4-2.
- North Carolina: L, 1-6 | L, 3-4
- Duke: W, 5-1 | W, 1-0
- Louisville: W, 3-2 | W, 4-1
- Virginia: L, 0-3 | W, 2-1
- Monmouth: W, 3-0 | W, 3-2
- Wake Forest: L, 0-4 | L, 2-4
Williamson's #9 Jersey Officially Retired
- Former Syracuse field hockey standout Julie Williamson's #9 jersey was retired on Oct. 9 prior to the 2 p.m. match at J.S. Coyne Stadium against Cornell.
- Williamson is the first field hockey student-athlete to have a jersey retired.
- During her career (1991-94), Williamson helped lead Syracuse to its first-ever NCAA Tournament (1993) after capturing the BIG EAST title.Â
- Her Orange teams gathered a 52-20-7 mark in that span.
- She was the first three-time NFHCA All-American, a four-time All-Region pick. She graduated as the all-time points leader and still ranks seventh.
- Williamson was the first-ever Orange player selected to play for the USWNT, scoring against France for her first international goal on July 21, 1993.
Watch Live: ACC Network
Live Stats: Click Here
Twitter:Â @CuseFH
Instagram: @CuseFH
Syracuse Links: Notes | News | Roster | ScheduleÂ
Boston College Links: News | Roster | Schedule
The Book of 2022 begins a new chapter on Tuesday as the fifth-seeded Orange set out for the 2022 ACC Field Hockey Tournament, drawing fourth-seeded Boston College for a 1 p.m. showdown on ACC Network.
From the Start
- It's the next chapter in the 2022 season as the fifth-seeded Syracuse Orange take on fourth-seeded Boston College in the quarterfinals of the ACC Tournament.
- Game time is set for 1 p.m. on ACC Network with Leah Secondo and Suzanne Bush on the call. All six games of the ACC Tournament will be hosted at Duke's Williams Field at Jack Katz Stadium.
- The winner of the 1 p.m. game advances to the ACC Semifinals to face top-seeded North Carolina on Wednesday at 1 p.m.
- Syracuse and Boston College meet for the third time in the ACC Tournament, with the Orange boasting a 2-0 record against the Eagles.
In the National Rankings
- Syracuse vaulted back into the top 10 last week, ranking ninth in the October 25 Penn Monto/NFHCA Coaches Poll with 716 points. The Orange knocked off two ranked opponents last week, No. 4 Louisville (3-2) and No. 19 Rutgers (4-3).
- Syracuse's quarterfinal opponent, Boston College, ranked 22nd in the Oct. 25 poll.
- North Carolina remained atop the poll last week with 1,099 points and 43 of the 44 first-place votes. Maryland was second with 1,007 points and the outstanding first-place nod. Penn State was third with 971 points, followed by No. 4 Northwestern (939 points) and Virginia rounding out the top five (876 points).
- Ten of the Orange's 18 opponents this season were listed among the top 25 teams: No. 1 North Carolina (L, 1-6), No. 5 Virginia (L, 0-3), No. 7 Princeton (L, 1-5), No. 8 Louisville (W, 3-2), No. 12 Wake Forest (L, 0-4), No. 19 James Madison (W, 2-1 OT), No. 21 Rutgers (W, 4-3), No. 22 Boston College (W, 3-0), No. 24 Cornell (W, 5-0), No. 25 Duke (W, 5-1).
We Have That in Common: Boston College
- Syracuse and Boston College have six common opponents this season, only one of which is a nonconference foe: Monmouth.
- Syracuse is 3-3 against the commons as Boston College is 4-2.
- North Carolina: L, 1-6 | L, 3-4
- Duke: W, 5-1 | W, 1-0
- Louisville: W, 3-2 | W, 4-1
- Virginia: L, 0-3 | W, 2-1
- Monmouth: W, 3-0 | W, 3-2
- Wake Forest: L, 0-4 | L, 2-4
Williamson's #9 Jersey Officially Retired
- Former Syracuse field hockey standout Julie Williamson's #9 jersey was retired on Oct. 9 prior to the 2 p.m. match at J.S. Coyne Stadium against Cornell.
- Williamson is the first field hockey student-athlete to have a jersey retired.
- During her career (1991-94), Williamson helped lead Syracuse to its first-ever NCAA Tournament (1993) after capturing the BIG EAST title.Â
- Her Orange teams gathered a 52-20-7 mark in that span.
- She was the first three-time NFHCA All-American, a four-time All-Region pick. She graduated as the all-time points leader and still ranks seventh.
- Williamson was the first-ever Orange player selected to play for the USWNT, scoring against France for her first international goal on July 21, 1993.
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