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Chance Berry, a four‑star guard from Canada, has included Syracuse in her top eight and will visit the campus on September 18, with coach Felisha Legette‑Jack hoping to secure the program’s first verbal commitment.
Syracuse and Providence will meet on December 19 at Boston’s TD Garden, a non‑conference game that highlights the intense recruiting battle for five‑star prospects Moussa Kamissoko, Nasir Anderson and Ahmed Nur, as well as the commitment of three‑star wing Jack Donohue.
Fifteen‑year‑old Egypt Dean, son of musicians Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz, is moving from California to Long Island to join Long Island Lutheran’s basketball program, aiming for a Division I scholarship and an NBA future.
The Orange aim to extend their early-season winning streak to three games this weekend, facing Ohio State and Rutgers on the road while showcasing fresh talent and veteran leadership.
Syracuse's women's soccer team will travel to Binghamton on September 3 to face a program-record five‑game shutout streak, hoping to bounce back from a recent goalless draw and build momentum ahead of ACC competition.
Rebecca Kessler and Sophia Garofalo were recognized by the America East for their standout performances, highlighting a five‑shutout start and an 18‑game unbeaten streak.
Ahmed Nur, a top‑25 recruit in the 2027 class, impressed during his official visit to Syracuse, where coach Gerry McNamara and staff are courting him alongside Texas and other leading programs.
Early losses to lower‑ranked teams have prompted Syracuse coach Jimbo Fisher to stress the importance of Week 0 outcomes for the Orange’s season trajectory, recruiting and overall competitiveness.
Syracuse University will host Harvard on August 30 for a Senior Day women's soccer clash, featuring key players, a storied series and campus celebrations.
Maine's women's field hockey team opens its season against two top‑10 opponents, Liberty and UMass, in a matchup that promises high stakes and historic moments.
Syracuse University’s field hockey program celebrates a milestone as five student‑athletes secure spots on the 2026 NFHCA Division I Preseason Watch List, highlighting their collegiate achievements and representation on the global stage.
The Saints' meet‑and‑greet at Saratoga Race Course blended fan interaction, trophy presentation and ticket sales for an upcoming Albany‑based exhibition against Syracuse, while alumni and preseason preparations signal a busy season ahead.
Recent ranking updates reveal significant movements for several of Syracuse’s committed and target players, underscoring the program’s growing appeal.
On Aug. 27, the Orange will host Niagara at SU Soccer Stadium, featuring fan promotions, key player storylines, and a chance to extend an unbeaten run.
Indiana announces a 12‑game non‑conference slate, featuring matchups with power‑conference teams and a revamped roster under second‑year coach Darian DeVries.
ACC celebrates weekly award winners as teams post record early-season wins, goals and home dominance.
The Orange’s defensive front will be anchored by veteran talent, with Rashard Perry leading a unit poised to shape Syracuse’s strategy in 2026.
Coach Trevor Woodruff has crafted a 13‑game slate that features first‑time matchups with Florida, DePaul and James Madison, while renewing rivalries with Fordham, Mount Saint Mary’s and Delaware State.
The Orange secure a ninth‑place finish in the national preseason poll, earning 112 points and preparing for a challenging nonconference slate that includes matchups with Harvard and Rutgers.
Syracuse University’s athletics department is rolling out a suite of upgrades to the pre-game atmosphere at football Saturdays, featuring a massive videoboard, local music acts, expanded seating and a revamped Toyota Fun Zone, all designed to foster a stronger sense of community among fans.
Progressive Insurance has partnered with Syracuse Athletics to showcase its brand at the JMA Wireless Dome, adding in‑game and digital elements that support the university’s rising profile in college football.
A federal appeals court has upheld the NCAA’s appeal, stripping a fifth year of eligibility from Syracuse’s 2022‑23 athletes, including receiver Justus Ross‑Simmons and forward Amarri Monroe, and prompting coaches to rethink roster plans amid injuries and exhibition games.
On Oct. 18, 2026, the Siena Saints and Syracuse Orange will clash at Albany’s MVP Arena in a first‑ever Division I exhibition, marking the debut of new Siena head coach Nevada Smith and the raising of a championship banner.
Syracuse University is actively pursuing top 2027 point guard Nasir Anderson, whose physical style and leadership shine despite lingering health concerns and a need to sharpen his outside shooting.