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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.
On August 30, Syracuse University will host Harvard in a Senior Day match at SU Soccer Stadium, seeking to revive a winning streak after a recent loss while honoring graduating student‑athletes.
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.
After opening the campaign with two defeats, the Crimson’s roster — anchored by Jasmine Leshnick, Anna Rayhill and Ólöf Kristinsdóttir — looks to translate early lessons into a breakthrough against Fairfield and Syracuse before a slate of road contests.
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.
Syracuse University's women's soccer team will host Niagara University on Thursday, Aug. 27 at 7 p.m. in a special Orange Out event at the SU Soccer Stadium, offering fans a chance to wear orange and win rewards while the Orange look to keep their four‑game unbeaten run alive.
Syracuse's women's soccer team posted a 3-0 victory over Princeton, highlighted by a penalty conversion, a headed strike and a rapid three-goal flurry that moved their record to 3-0-1
Syracuse University will host Princeton University in a pivotal Ivy League women's soccer match on August 23, with both teams riding strong early-season form and a storied rivalry that favors the Tigers.
The Orange opened the season with a scoreless draw against Villanova and a 3‑1 victory over Holy Cross, highlighted by standout performances from Maya Naimoli, Vickie Jones and Jasmine Nixon.
A 0-0 stalemate against Villanova marked the Orange’s 31st season opener, featuring standout saves, two goals by Julia Arbelaez, and a video-reviewed handball that denied the Wildcats a lead.
In a tightly contested season opener, the Syracuse University women's soccer team held Villanova to a 0-0 draw, highlighted by goalkeeper Maya Naimoli's four second‑half saves and sophomore Julia Arbelaez's two goals.
Syracuse University’s women’s soccer program is set to field a dramatically reshaped roster for the 2026 season, bringing in nine transfers and six freshmen. Highlighted by Ali Howard, daughter of Hall of Fame goalkeeper Tim Howard, the new additions aim to lift the team out of its recent ACC slump.
Ali Howard, a Tennessee all‑state forward, has transferred to Syracuse University after a decorated high school career, signing an athletic aid agreement and preparing to contribute to the Orange's ambitions on the national stage