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Syracuse vs. Georgetown: The Photos

April 22, 2012 Kicia Sears

Here are photos from Syracuse’s 10-8 loss to Georgetown in Syracuse, N.Y., on Saturday, April 21, 2012.

Syracuse falls to Georgetown on Senior Day

April 21, 2012 Ben Glidden

An incredible performance from the Hoya goalie and 22 Orange turnovers combined to give Georgetown a 10-8 victory.

Syracuse puts winning streak on the line against Georgetown

April 19, 2012 Charles Kang

Syracuse will try for its longest winning streak of the season when it goes for its third straight against Big East rival Georgetown.

Desko finds a winning combination for Syracuse lacrosse

April 18, 2012 Dan Brannigan

Syracuse men’s lacrosse needs wins and confidence with just two regular season games remaining. It got a win on Tuesday against Hobart and both on Saturday against Rutgers.

Syracuse edges Hobart for second straight win

April 17, 2012 Ben Glidden

Syracuse made it two in a row as it held off a second half run from Hobart to win 13-12 in one of college lacrosse’s oldest rivalries.

Syracuse will try to continue offensive surge against Hobart

April 17, 2012 Charles Kang

The Orange, coming off a scoring explosion against Rutgers, will try to continue its offensive momentum against Hobart.

Syracuse has no problems with Rutgers

April 14, 2012 Ben Glidden

Coming of its worst loss of the season, Syracuse responded with a blow out win over Rutgers.

Syracuse will try to rebound against Rutgers

April 13, 2012 Charles Kang

Syracuse, coming off its worst loss of the season, a 12-6 loss to Cornell, will try to rebound against Rutgers in the ESPNU Warrior Classic

Cornell dominates Syracuse in 12-6 win

April 10, 2012 Charles Kang

The Orange fell to .500 as they got dominated by Cornell, 12-6, at Schoellkopf Field. The Big Red extended its home winning streak to 15 games, the best in the NCAA, while winning its 500th game in school history.

Coming off biggest win of the season, Syracuse travels to Cornell

April 10, 2012 Charles Kang

Syracuse, which defeated a ranked opponent for the first time this season on Saturday, will try to make it two in a row when it travels to Ithaca to play the Big Red.