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CHARLOTTE, NC (theACC.com) – Boston College and Syracuse scored Friday semifinal wins at the 2024 Atlantic Coast Conference Women’s Lacrosse Championship, hosted at American Legion Memorial Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina. The Eagles and Orange will match up at noon Sunday for the ACC title. ACC Network will broadcast the game.
No. 1 seed Syracuse rolled to a 19-4 triumph over No. 5 seed Virginia, while No. 3 seed Boston College outlasted No. 2 seed Notre Dame, 9-7, in a defensive battle. The Eagles advanced to the championship game for the third straight season and are looking to win their second consecutive ACC crown. Boston College and Syracuse played an overtime thriller just over a week ago on April 20, with the Eagles prevailing at home, 11-10.
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No. 1 Syracuse 19, No. 5 Virginia 4
Top-seeded Syracuse (14-4) bolted to an 8-0 lead after one quarter in rolling to the win over No. 5 seed Virginia (14-4). It marked the largest margin of victory in a semifinal in ACC Tournament history. Olivia Adamson scored four goals while Natalie Smith, Emma Tyrrell and Emma Ward each recorded hat tricks. The Orange dominated the draw, winning 22 of 25 draw controls, including 16 from Katelyn Mashewske. Morgan Schwab had a hand in all four of Virginia’s goals, scoring two and assisting on two more.
No. 3 Boston College 9, No. 2 Notre Dame 7
The reigning ACC champion, Boston College (15-3) ended Notre Dame’s 10-game win streak, which was tied for the third longest active streak in the nation. Both teams’ defense was stout, with BC and ND each recording a season low in goals. Belle Smith and Kayla Martello each scored two goals for the Eagles, while Shea Dolce made eight saves in goal. Madison Ahern and Jackie Wolak scored a pair of goals apiece for Notre Dame (15-3).
2024 ACC Women’s Lacrosse Championship
First Round | Sunday, April 21 (Campus Sites)
No. 9 Louisville 13, No. 8 Virginia Tech 11
No. 7 Clemson 18, No. 10 Pitt 15
Quarterfinals-Championship
American Legion Memorial Stadium, Charlotte, NC
Quarterfinals | Wednesday, April 24
No. 1 Syracuse 17, No. 9 Louisville 8
No. 5 Virginia 13, No. 4 North Carolina 12
No. 2 Notre Dame 14, No. 7 Clemson 12
No. 3 Boston College 19, No. 6 Duke 5
Semifinals | Friday, April 26
No. 1 Syracuse 19, No. 5 Virginia 4
No. 3 Boston College 9, No. 2 Notre Dame 7
Championship | Sunday, April 28
No. 3 Boston College vs. No. 1 Syracuse | Noon | ACCN
