Wake Forest Athletics

Soccer Gameday: Wake Forest vs. Syracuse
10/25/2014 12:00:00 AM | Women's Soccer
| Gameday Central >> Wake Forest vs. Syracuse | |
| vs. SU | Sunday, Oct. 26, 1 p.m. |
| Location | Winston-Salem, N.C. (Spry Stadium) Weather | Facility Info |
| SU Coverage | | Live Video | SU Website | Twitter Updates ![]() |
| Information | Wake Forest Notes |
Wake Forest Senior Day >>
The Deacs play their final home game of the season, hosting Syracuse on Sunday at 1 p.m. Wake Forest will be honoring its four seniors in their final seasons: Lindsey Ervin, Jessica Mandarich, Kim Marshall and Riley Ridgik.
Last Time Out >>
Wake Forest battled Boston College, coming out on top in a 4-3 thriller.
Riley Ridgik scored her first game-winning goal of the season, when the score was tied at 3-3 with 10 minutes left.
Sarah Teegarden recorded her first-career multi-goal game.
Ally Haran scored her first points as a Demon Deacon, tallying an assist and the game-tying goal.
Kendall Fischlein had multiple assists for the first time in her career, both coming on corner kicks.
The Deacs more than doubled their previous scoring high of the season (two), matching the season-high in shots (25).
Scouting The Orange >>
Syracuse enters the game with a 5-9-3 overall mark and is currently on a four-game skid.
The Orange are led by Stephanie Skilton, who paces the team in goals (8) and points (17).
MacKenzie Moranz (3-2-3, 1.02 GAA, .791 save%) and Courtney Brosnan (2-7, 1.67 GAA, .789 save%) have split time in between the posts.
Syracuse has played four straight games against ranked foes and has been outscored 10-0 over that span.
The Orange picked up their two ACC wins over Boston College and Miami.
In The ACC >>
Freshman keeper Lindsay Preston is currently fourth in the ACC in saves (61), sixth in saves per game (4.07), and seventh in shutouts (4).
Wake Forest Storylines >>
The Deacs have started at least seven underclassmen and at least four freshmen in every game this season. At UNC, a season-high seven freshmen were in the starting XI, including at least one at every position (1 GK/2 D/2 M/2 F).
Wake Forest played eight ranked opponents in the past 11 games. The Deacs have two unranked foes left on the schedule.
Next Time Out >>
The Deacons close out the 2014 season on the road, traveling to Miami on Nov. 2 for a 1 p.m. game. Since the Deacs have been eliminated from ACC Tournament contention and can't reach .500, it will be the final game.












