Orange Lose To #23 Tar Heels, 4-2

Senior Mia Klammer and graduate pupil Ashley Rauch had large offensive video games of their ultimate outings however #23 North Carolina (11-6-0, 5-4-0) outscored Syracuse (5-9-4, 1-8-1) on Sunday at Dorrance Field in Chapel Hill, N.C. It was the ultimate match of the season for the Orange.

HOW THE MATCH WAS DECIDED

North Carolina’s Olivia Thomas scored twice within the first 21 minutes of play and the Tar Heels by no means trailed within the contest. Thomas tallied her twelfth of the season after making a break and connecting along with her left foot at 15:18 of the primary half. Five minutes later, Thomas took a go from Hope Munson and located the decrease right-hand nook from in shut to extend North Carolina’s margin to 2-0.

ORANGE GET BACK IN THE GAME

Syracuse confirmed some grit after falling behind early. Following an Orange nook kick, a scramble ensued. Graduate pupil Ashley Rauch pounced on the ball and directed it previous Carolina goalkeeper Hannah Johann to shut the hole to 2-1 at 26:41. It was Rauch’s fifth aim of the marketing campaign.

A DOUBLE RESPONSE FROM UNC

North Carolina discovered the web twice in a three-minute span to push the lead again as much as two, 4-2. Munson earned her second help by feeding Linda Ullmark at 35:01. Three minutes after Ullmark’s sixth aim, Kate Fraase scored her ninth of the autumn on a header that went in off the cross bar. Bella Devey picked up the help. The hosts went into the intermission with a 4-1 benefit.

KLAMMER TIME

The Orange scored the one aim of the second half. Rauch served a ball up into the field and in typical style, Mia Klammer out-dueled Carolina keeper Liya Brooks and pushed the ball into the web, a bit greater than 10 minutes into the second half. It was Klammer’s squad-leading, eighth aim of the season. The 4-2 rating held up the remainder of the best way.

NOTABLE NUMBERS

• Klammer’s eight targets signify essentially the most in a season by a Syracuse participant since Stephanie Skilton had eight in 2014.
• Senior Shea Vanderbosch closed out her ultimate marketing campaign with 5 saves in opposition to the Tar Heels.
• Vanderbosch turned the varsity’s profession chief in saves (380) throughout her tenure.
• Vanderbosch logged 17 full video games in 18 begins this fall.
• Defenders Bree Bridges, a freshman, and sophomore Jasmine Nixon every performed 90 minutes versus North Carolina.