Connor Drought played a cross from the left flank inside the 8-yard box which pinballed off a Syracuse defender and their goalkeeper, Russell Shealy, before the ball slowly crossed the goal line. The Big Red quieted the crowd early as Cornell jumped ahead in the 13th minute thanks to a Syracuse own goal. MORE UPSETS: Check out how Duke stunned Wake Forest To have done that, away from home, is a testament to not just the back five but the whole group." "Some of the guys sacrificing their bodies, some great saves from Ryan, it's hard to keep a team like out.
"We celebrate blocked shots just as much as we celebrate goals," Smith said. The Big Red defense keeping Syracuse's offense at bay for majority of the contest and helping Friedberg out by blocking six of the Orange's 17 shot attempts. "We said before the game, 'Let's bring our identity,' which is sweat, courage, and working hard, and we did."Ĭornell's back line of Nick Allen, Andrew Johnson, Cam Maquat, and Connor Drought were strong throughout the match. "I couldn't be more proud," said John Smith, the Dr. Ryan Friedberg made five saves to earn his eighth victory of the season, establishing the program's single-season freshman wins record. LATEST RANKINGS: Click or tap here to view the latest United Soccer Coaches poll Matthew Goncalves was the lone Big Red player to get on the scoresheet as the first Cornell goal came on a Syracuse own goal. 22-ranked Big Red squad as Cornell upset No. On Tuesday night, at a brisk SU Soccer Stadium, eyes around the country may have been opened wider to the No. 22, marking the second consecutive year and the third time in the last four years of competition that the Big Red have been ranked in the poll. – As the Cornell men's soccer team boarded the bus for its one-hour trip to Syracuse, the United Soccer Coaches released its weekly soccer poll which featured the Big Red for the first time in 2022.Ī week after receiving just four votes, Cornell entered the top 25 at No.
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