Duke vs Old Dominion, 2018 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Duke Blue Devils
    FT
    1 - 0
    Old Dominion Monarchs

      About

      Duke Blue Devils are hosting Old Dominion Monarchs at , , , starting on . The match is a part of the NCAA Women's Soccer.

      Game Information

      Competition: NCAA Women's Soccer

      Venue:
      Location: ,

      Line-Ups

      DUKE Duke Blue Devils

      No. Name
      1 Brooke Heinsohn (GK)
      3 Mitchell Taylor
      2 Chelsea Burns
      22 Delaney Graham
      18 Karlie Paschall
      7 Taylor Racioppi
      8 Tess Boade
      9 Kat Mcdonald
      17 Ella Stevens
      12 Kayla McKenna
      19 Marykate Mcguire
      Duke Substitutes:
      Caitlin Cosme, Mackenzie Pluck, Lily Nabet, Emma Carlson, Gabi Brummett, Mackenzie Coles, Natasha Turner, Mia Gyau, Holly Stam, Sydney Simmons, Emily Crocco, Remi Swartz.

      ODU Old Dominion Monarchs

      No. Name
      00 Jasmine Crawley (GK)
      6 Talia Tapper
      12 Cristina Bashara
      17 Madison Morningstar
      3 Emily Roberts
      8 Carla Morich
      16 Deirdre Bradley
      21 Morgan Hall
      9 Kira Laurento
      2 Natalie Johnson
      10 Iris Achterhof
      Old Dominion Substitutes:
      Josephine Sauro, Emma Terefenko, Gaby Bentley, Anita Gaspar, Raegan Tate, Riley Kennett, Kasey Perry, Lana Hastings, Emily Garrick, Blair Vilov, Kyra Ricks, Emma Gervase, Erin Davidson, Jamie Skarupsky, Maya Palmer, Amanda Nhek, Indiah Hunter, Ryann Harris.

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