Orange Travel To Binghamton

Game Details: Thursday, September 8, Binghamton, N.Y., 7:00 p.m.
Facility: Bearcat Sports Complex
TV: ESPN+
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Twitter: @CuseWSOC
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Syracuse (5-1-0) seeks a fifth consecutive victory when it plays at Binghamton (1-3-1) on Thursday, Sept. 8, at 7:00 p.m.

The Syracuse-Binghamton Series:
The Orange have a 7-1-1 advantage in the all-time series with Binghamton. The two teams first squared off in 2002. Syracuse has a 3-0-1 series lead in contests played at Binghamton.

Syracuse Status:
Syracuse has produced a four-game winning streak. The Orange defeated Merrimack on Sunday, 2-1, to keep the successful run alive.

Graduate student Chelsea Domond has emerged as an offensive force for Syracuse. Domond has scored three goals in the last two games. She also has two assists to her credit, as well as a squad-leading eight points. Sophomore Erin Flurey and freshman Anna Rupert each have two goals on the year.

Binghamton Status:
The Bearcats have dropped back-to-back, 2-0 matches at Michigan State and Bucknell. Binghamton has produced a win versus Temple (2-0) and a 1-1 draw with Marist, this year. The Temple encounter was the lone home-field encounter, to date.

Senior Nicole Scott has started all five games for the Bearcats. She has posted a 1.60 goals-against-average and an .852 save percentage.

A Familiar Face On The Other Side
Binghamton added some Orange to its program when it hired Taylor Bennett '20 as an assistant coach during the past summer. Bennett was a four-year starter at Syracuse.

Notable Notes:

Syracuse welcomes junior Zoe Van de Cloot back to the roster for Thursday's contest. Van de Cloot had been back in Belgium, training with the U-23 team.
Thursday's match is Syracuse's second road tilt of the fall.
Freshman Grace Gillard leads the Orange in minutes played (523).
Five Syracuse performers have started all six games -- Gillard, sophomores Koby Commandant and Emma Klein, junior Kate Murphy, and graduate student Jenna Tivnan.
Freshman goalkeeper Shea Vanderbosch has gone 225.25 minutes without giving up a goal. She posted shutouts in back-to-back wins against Siena and at Eastern Michigan.