Daniella Guyette has been honored as the ACC Goalkeeper of the Year, solidifying her impact on a Syracuse women's lacrosse team that finished the season with a 13-5 record and a remarkable 12-game winning streak. She becomes only the second player in the program's history to achieve this accolade, following in the footsteps of Delaney Sweitzer. Guyette played a crucial role in maintaining one of the nation's top defenses, allowing an average of just 7.81 goals per game, and was recognized as an All-ACC First Team member.

By the Numbers
  • Syracuse held opponents to 7.81 goals per game, ranking seventh in the nation.
  • Guyette recorded a .461 save percentage and faced the third-toughest schedule nationally.
Yes, But

Despite her individual accomplishments, the team鈥檚 overall performance in the postseason will be pivotal in defining the success of the season. The competition faced in the NCAA Tournament will be intense, with only one team emerging victorious.

State of Play
  • Guyette was recognized as ACC Defensive Player of the Week twice this season.
  • She excelled against ranked teams, achieving save percentages over .500 in multiple key matches, including a win over No. 4 Northwestern.
What's Next

The Orange will find out their NCAA Tournament fate on May 3 during the Selection Show, which will reveal matchups for 29 teams competing for the championship.

Bottom Line

Daniella Guyette's recognition as the ACC Goalkeeper of the Year underlines her exceptional performance and leadership; however, how the Orange perform in the NCAA Tournament will ultimately shape the legacy of her season.