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Communication, on-field drills have solved Syracuse’s second-half struggles

September 16, 2020
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first_img Facebook Twitter Google+ It was happening all over again. Midway through the second half of Syracuse’s Feb. 24 matchup with then-No. 4 Northwestern, Lindsey McKone scored on a free-position opportunity to make it 12-12, erasing an early Orange lead. SU’s players on the field slowly walked to their huddle. The Wildcats’ sprinted in between them, jumping and yelling.A week prior, the Orange had entered halftime with a two-goal lead over No. 1 Boston College, only to be outscored by four goals in the second half and lose. After going into the break with a lead against Northwestern, another top-five team, Syracuse gave up five-straight goals and fell behind by two. If not for some late-game heroics by Megan Carney and Emily Hawryschuk, SU would’ve suffered the same fate at the hands of the Wildcats.Through the first nine games of No. 3 Syracuse’s (12-2, 4-1 Atlantic Coast) season, the Orange have outscored their opponents by 50 in the first half. In the final frame of those games, SU was outscored by seven. In six matchups against ranked teams over that stretch, SU’s struggles continued despite halftime leads after every contest. That disparity led to Syracuse’s only two losses of the season and two one-goal victories. Since then, the Orange have tweaked their halftime routine and outscored their opponents in the second half of each of their past five games.“I think it had a lot to do with getting too comfortable,” senior midfielder Natalie Wallon said. “When we come with our game plan in the first half it’s all great, we get up on teams by a lot then we get a little bit too comfortable.”AdvertisementThis is placeholder textSusie Teuscher | Digital Design EditorAgainst Boston College, it took just six minutes for the Eagles to turn their two-goal halftime deficit into a lead they never relinquished. On March 9, in its loss to No. 2 Maryland, Syracuse went on a three-goal scoring run to end the first half and entered the break with a lead. But just like Boston College, it took the Terrapins just six minutes out of halftime to take control of the game.Players and head coach Gary Gait attributed the lapses to a lack of focus. To correct this, they began to work on the 10-minute break between halves.“We just talk about starting over again, starting fresh in the new half,” Gait said. “Let’s go out there and do what we need to do, make sure they don’t just fire the ball at the goal and they don’t get comfortable and they play hard.”Players first enter the locker room and talk among themselves. Then, the coaches, usually led by associate head coach Regy Thorpe, come in and “pump-up” the players, Emily Hawryschuk said. Thorpe, who “owns” halftime speeches, she said, helps the team realize when it’s being complacent.“It’s almost like hitting a reset button,” Wallon said. “Not only focusing on what just happened but what’s going to happen. (The coaches) shifting their tone of voice has helped a lot.”Aside from increased feedback and criticism on its play, Syracuse is also getting out onto the field quicker. At the beginning of the season, the Orange spent all of halftime in the locker room without any warm-up. Now they get out earlier, practicing ground balls and shooting with the downtime left on the clock.It has resulted in better second halves for SU, which hadn’t outscored a team by more than two goals in the second frame during its first nine games. Now, it’s scored 30 goals in its last five second halves, including two seven-goal outbursts.“We have a whole new game plan now, our coaches set us up to make sure we’re focused the entire time,” sophomore Sam Swart said. “Coming out and doing ground balls, less sitting around during halftime.”Syracuse’s new tactics were tested last week, when it found itself down three goals at halftime to Notre Dame, its first halftime deficit of the season. Instead of losing its focus, SU poured in five goals and held the Fighting Irish to just one — the first time it outscored a ranked team in the second half all season.The Orange have three games left in its regular season before the ACC Tournament starts in late April, including a matchup with No. 4 North Carolina in Chapel Hill on Saturday. Earlier in the season, Syracuse could’ve been prone to a potential second half collapse against the Tar Heels, even if it jumped out to an early lead. But with SU’s new halftime tactics successfully in place, the Orange appear poised to prevent future second-half surges.“No matter what team we play, they’re not just gonna give up, even if we are up by a bunch at halftime,” senior attack Nicole Levy said. “We learned to respect those teams and acknowledge that they’re not just gonna give up and we gotta make sure that we’re focused in, dialed in the entire game.” Comments Published on March 31, 2019 at 9:31 pm Contact Eric: erblack@syr.edu | @esblack34last_img read more

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PNG Snooker thanks and farewells Andy Bawa

May 26, 2020
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first_imgPort Moresby Billiards and Snooker Association president John Chan said Bawa’s participation over the years in the premier corporate competition, Port Moresby Open and the PNG men’s national titles were valued.“He was a very good player and very professional in his approach in the way he dressed to every game.“He was always punctual which is a lesson I hope many snooker players can learn from,” said Chan.PNGBSA treasurer Roger Wilson described Bawa as a true professional policeman who fitted in well with other players during games.“Despite his 24 hour on call job, Andy still had time to enjoy a game and mingle with his snooker family,” said Wilson.PNGBSA president Peter Fong said Bawa was an exceptional individual who showed true professionalism on and off during snooker games.“His competitiveness will be missed but hope he starts up snooker in the Highlands. We will support him in that area if he does,” said Fong.last_img read more

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Fair Housing Protections and the LGBTQ Community

August 15, 2019
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first_imgFair Housing Protections and the LGBTQ Community Fair Housing Act LGBTQ 2019-05-06 Seth Welborn Maine Senators Susan Collins and Angus King joined with Virginia Senator Tim Kaine in promoting the Fair and Equal Housing Act of 2019. The senators are introducing legislation intended to add gender identity and sexual orientation to the classes that are protected from discrimination by the Fair Housing Act.“All Americans deserve a fair and equal opportunity in the sale, rental, or financing of housing,” said Senator Collins.  “Throughout my Senate service, I have worked to end discrimination against LGBTQ Americans, and it is time we ensure that all people have full access to housing regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity.  I urge our colleagues to join us in supporting this important legislation.”“Safe and affordable housing is the basic building block for all Americans seeking to achieve economic, educational, and personal success,” said Senator King. “No one should be denied access to this vital resource because of who they are – but unfortunately, under current law there are no protections from discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity. This is wrong, plain and simple. We need this legislation to make sure LGBTQ Americans have the same access to housing as anyone else.”This is not the first time the Fair Housing Act has been applied to the LGBTQ community. In August 2018, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit ruled that landlords could be held liable for discrimination if they failed to respond to harassment faced by tenants who belong to a protected class.In its ruling, the three-member panel of judges said that not only did the Fair Housing Act create liability when a landlord intentionally discriminated against a tenant based on a protected characteristic, but “it also creates liability against a landlord that has actual notice of tenant‐on‐tenant harassment based on a protected status, yet chooses not to take any reasonable steps within its control to stop that harassment.”Recognizing the need for the mortgage industry to conduct further outreach to the LGBTQ community for the purpose of educating on current opportunities for homeownership and being educated on emerging issues and concerns, the American Mortgage Diversity Council (AMDC) conducted a series of four discussions in strategically selected locations across the country. Each meeting was attended by approximately ten mortgage industry executives and approximately 10 senior leaders from local advocacy organizations provide services for the LGBTQ communities within their respective communities. These discussions provided an opportunity for these leaders to have a frank discussion in an open setting regarding issues affecting the LGBTQ community, both from a homeownership and workplace inclusion perspective. A report on concerns that were brought to light within the series of meetings and proposed remedial measures addressing the current issues can be found here.Want to learn more about diversity in your business? Register for the 2019 Five Star Diversity Symposium, May 8, 2019 at the Adolphus Hotel in Dallas. Featuring powerful presentations and collaborative roundtable discussions, the 2019 Five Star Diversity Symposium will serve as a platform for industry leaders to advance the diversity dialogue and promote truly inclusive business practices to the benefit of individuals, their organizations, and the industry. Register online here. May 6, 2019 711 Views center_img in Daily Dose, Data, Featured, Government, News Sharelast_img read more

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