AFLAC Amazing Athlete: Two of the three shots Trey Deere took in SU men’s lacrosse’s 13-7 win over Hobart in Geneva found the net, those goals part of a well-balanced attack that allowed the Orange to pull away in the second half in its first true road game of the entire season.

Atlas Fence All-Star: For all the standouts in SU women’s lacrosse’s come-from-behind 15-14 win over Virginia, Kate Mashewske offered an important one, her 18 wins on draw controls one short of a career best that allowed the Orange plenty of late-game possessions.

Holbrook Heating and Air Conditioning Archive: It was this week in 1987 that a Jim Boeheim-coached SU men’s basketball team first experience the Final Four at the Superdome in New Orleans, beating Providence in the national semifinals before a different ending in the title game against Indiana.

Byrne Dairy/Mooney Marketing Community Corner: Displaying its continued improvement, SU’s crew team has risen to no. 8 in the CRCA coaches rankings, tying its highest mark in program history, this after it won six different races at the ACC/Big 10/Ivy Duals in New Jersey where four and eight-person crews defeated Ohio State three different times in the afternoon session.

Nye Automotive Assist: Georgia Woolley provided a memorable conclusion to her SU women’s basketball career, handing out four assists to g with 18 points that kept the Orange right with Connecticut in a 72-64 defeat in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. 

Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists Star: Though Emma Tyrrell is sometimes taken for granted, it’s hard to ignore her great numbers each game for SU women’s lacrosse, such as the six goals she scored when the Orange topped nationally ranked Loyola (Maryland) 16-13 at the JMA Dome.

Wilkins RV Rewind: In its NCAA tournament appearance, SU women’s basketball rode Dyashia Fair’s 13 points down the stretch to a come-from-behind first-round win over Arizona and then was in it until the final minute of a second-round defeat to powerhouse Connecticut on the Huskies’ home floor in Storrs.

U.S. Army Rising Star: Aside from already having Kyle McCord on hand for 2024, SU football is also hoping to have its quarterback of the future committed as Class of 2025 member Luke Carney, who hails from Mesquite, Texas and threw for more than 3,700 yards and 47 touchdowns in the 2023 season.

CNY Sealing and Paving Defender: Billy Dwan is doing it all for SU men’s lacrosse. Aside from strong back-line play in the Orange’s 9-2 start, he is also scoring with his long stick, including a pair of goals that keyed SU’s 13-7 win at Hobart that won the Kraus-Simmons Trophy.

Ethan Allen Mark of Excellence: Emma Ward reached a personal milestone in SU women’s lacrosse’s 20-11 victory over Albany, surpassing 200 career points as she netted four goals in that game and the Orange’s mid-season win streak continued.