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The Orange Earn First ACC North Victory With Shootout Win Against Oswego State
By Bella Cucci, Head Beat Writer OSWEGO, N.Y. —  The Syracuse Orange (4-6-2) earned a hard fought 5-4 shootout win over Oswego State (4-6-3) on the road in their first ever ACCHL matchup. Photo Credit: Maria Kaffes / @mariakaffesimages The Orange looked to continue their momentum from the weekend prior, dominating Misericordia University 9-2 in their annual Pink the Rink game. Senior forward Jack Wren recorded his first hat trick, including the late game-tying goal, with fre
Maria Kaffes
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Orange Dominate Misericordia 9–2 in Annual Pink the Rink Game
By Brian Piendel and Amir Mehrtash Photo Credit: Maria Kaffes / @mariakaffesimages SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The Syracuse Orange (3-6-2) put together their most complete performance of the season on Friday night, cruising to a dominant 9-2 victory over Misericordia University (7-5-0) during the annual Pink the Rink game at Tennity Ice Pavilion.  Playing in support of breast cancer awareness and the Susan G. Komen Foundation, the Orange set the tone early with three first-period goals
Maria Kaffes
Oct 282 min read
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Syracuse Ends Skid With Historic Win
By Amir Mehrtash and Shira Mandell Photo Credit: Maria Kaffes / @mariakaffesimages ADRIAN, MI — Syracuse University Men’s Hockey (2-6-2) hit the road this weekend to take on #2 ranked Adrian College (8-1-1) in a two-game non-conference series. The Orange looked to bounce back after last weekend’s home series against IUP but would face a challenging Bulldogs team that is widely considered one of the powerhouses of the ACHA. Adrian College went 32-4-2 on their way to a second
Maria Kaffes
Oct 213 min read
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Freshman Nathan McLean Making Strong First Impression at SU
By Matthew Gray Photo Credit: Maria Kaffes Following Syracuse’s run to the ESCHL Conference Championship Game last season, one of the biggest questions it faced heading into 2025-26 was how its incoming forwards would step up. With offensive staples like Sam Hutchinson, Brock Alvers and Evan Vassilovski gone, the window swung open for its freshman class to make an immediate impact. So far, no first-year player has done so more than Nathan McLean. Through six games, McLean le
Maria Kaffes
Oct 153 min read
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