The Syracuse Orange women's lacrosse is an NCAA Division I college lacrosse team representing Syracuse University as part of the Atlantic Coast Conference. They play their home games at the JMA Wireless Dome in Syracuse, New York.
History The Syracuse Orange women's lacrosse program was established in 1997–98 with Lisa Miller as the first head coach.
Historical statistics OverallYears of Lacrosse 281st Season 1998Head Coaches 4All-Time Record 393–158 Big East gamesBig East season W-L record (2001–13) 67–16Big East Titles 6Big East Tournament Titles 3 ACC gamesACC season W-L record (2014–) 68–30ACC Titles 3ACC Tournament Titles 1 NCAA TournamentNCAA Appearances 23NCAA W-L record 30–23Final Fours 9Championship Games 3NCAA National Championships 0*Statistics through 2026 season
Individual career records
Reference: RecordAmountPlayerYears Goals 272 Emily Hawryschuk 2017–22 Assists 169 Emma Ward 2021–25 Points 415 Meaghan Tyrrell 2019–23 Ground balls 206 Asa Goldstock 2017–21 Draw controls 493 Kate Mashewske 2020–24 Caused turnovers 110 Coco Vandiver 2022–26 Saves 663 Asa Goldstock 2017–21 Save % .552 Clothilde Ewing 1998–00 GAA 7.95 Clothilde Ewing 1998–00
Individual single-season records
RecordAmountPlayerYears Goals 79 Kayla Treanor 2014 Assists 69 Katie Rowan 2008 Points 142 Katie Rowan 2008 Ground balls 78 Delaney Sweitzer 2023 Draw controls 234 Kate Mashewske 2024 Caused turnovers 57 Izzy Lahah 2026 Saves 211 Liz Hogan 2010 Save % .585 Clothilde Ewing 1999 GAA 6.61 Clothilde Ewing 1998
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Postseason Results The Orange have appeared in 23 NCAA tournaments. Their postseason record is 30–23. Year SeedRoundOpponentScore 2000 – First Round Georgetown L, 10–11 2001 #11 First Round #6 North Carolina L, 9–14 2002 – First Round #4 Cornell L, 8–16 2003 – First Round Yale L, 7–12 2005 – First Round #4 Dartmouth L, 8–9 2007 – First RoundQuarterfinal #8 Vanderbilt#1 Northwestern W, 16–10L, 9–14 2008 #5 First RoundQuarterfinalSemifinal TowsonNorth Carolina#1 Northwestern W, 21–9W, 13–11L, 8–16 2009 #7 First RoundQuarterfinal Boston U.#2 Maryland W, 20–10L, 10–12 2010 – First RoundQuarterfinalSemifinal #4 Georgetown#5 James Madison#1 Maryland W, 15–8W, 7–3L, 5–14 2012 #4 First RoundQuarterfinalSemifinalFinal Dartmouth#5 North Carolina#1 Florida#2 Northwestern W, 15–5W, 17–16W, 14–13 (2OT)L, 6–8 2013 #4 Second RoundQuarterfinalSemifinal Dartmouth#5 Florida#1 Maryland W, 21–8W, 13–9L, 10–11 2014 #2 Second RoundQuarterfinalSemifinalFinal Stony Brook#7 Boston College#6 Virginia#1 Maryland W, 13–6W, 11–9W, 16–8L, 12–15 2015 #4 Second RoundQuarterfinalSemifinal PennLoyola (MD)#1 Maryland W, 13–10W, 10–7L, 8–10 2016 #4 Second RoundQuarterfinalSemifinal Stony Brook#5 Southern Cal#1 Maryland W, 7–6W, 12–11 (OT)L, 9–19 2017 #6 Second Round Boston College L, 10–21 2018 – First Round Princeton L, 11–12 (2OT) 2019 #5 Second RoundQuarterfinal Georgetown#4 Northwestern W, 14–8L, 14–18 2021 #3 Second RoundQuarterfinalSemifinalFinal Loyola Maryland#6 Florida#2 Northwestern#4 Boston College W, 20–8W, 17–11W, 21–13L, 10–16 2022 #5 First RoundSecond RoundQuarterfinal Fairfield Princeton#4 Northwestern W, 12–11W, 13–9L, 4–15 2023 #2 Second RoundQuarterfinalSemifinal Johns Hopkins#7 James Madison#3 Boston College W, 25–8W, 13–7L, 7–8 2024 #3 Second RoundQuarterfinalSemifinal Stony Brook#6 Yale#2 Boston College W, 15–10W, 19–9L, 7–102025 – First RoundSecond Round Brown#7 Yale W, 15–9L, 8–92026 – First RoundSecond Round Loyola (MD)#6 Navy W, 8–6L, 10–11
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