SU Honors Seniors Prior To Bearcat Tilt

Game Details: Sunday, August 27, Syracuse, N.Y., 7:00 p.m.
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The Orange welcome Central New York Rival Binghamton to the SU Soccer Stadium on Sunday, August 27. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:00 p.m.

SENIOR SALUTE
Syracuse will recognize six seniors in a pre-game ceremony. The honorees include Aysia Cobb, Raia James, Kate Murphy, Hannah Pilley, Mags Thornton and Zoe Van de Cloot. The players will receive a framed Syracuse jersey.

THE SYRACUSE-BINGHAMTON SERIES:
Syracuse has an 8-1-1 advantage in the all-time series with Binghamton. The Orange own a six-game winning streak in matches with the Bearcats. Syracuse won last year's encounter at Binghamton, 2-1.

SYRACUSE STATUS:
Syracuse came from behind but eventually lost to visiting Auburn on Thursday, 2-1. Senior Hannah Pilley recorded her second goal of the season in the defeat.

Sophomore Shea Vanderbosch has handled all the goalkeeping duties this season. She has a 1.00 goals-against-average and .850 save percentage.

BINGHAMTON STATUS:
Binghamton has registered losses to Fairfield (2-0) and Seton Hall (3-0), sandwiched around a draw with Canisius (0-0).

Grad student Olivia McKnight has a team-leading seven shots. Junior Kaitlyn Williams (1.67 GAA, .706 save %) has played every minute for Binghamton.

LOCAL BEARCATS:
Binghamton has a number of area players on its roster. The group includes:
Jamesville-Dewitt High School product Mega Baker; Fayetteville-Manlius High School graduates Lauren Clark and Hannah Knych; Allison Falvo, a New Hartford High School graduate; Hannah Mimas, who played at C.W. Baker High School in Baldwinsville; and Kaitlyn Williams, who competed for Clinton High School.

NOTABLE NOTES:

Sophomore Grace Gillard has a squad-best two assists this season.
Redshirt sophomore Erin Flurey owns seven shot attempts, the most for the Orange.
Junior Emma Klein and sophomore Grace Gillard each have 21 consecutive starts under their belts, the top mark on the Orange roster.
The Atlantic Coast Conference is all over the August 22 United Soccer Coaches Poll with four teams in the top five and seven in the top 25.

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