Tennessee vs South Carolina, 2020-21 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Tennessee Volunteers
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South Carolina SOUTH CAROLINA GAMECOCKS

    About

    Tennessee Volunteers are hosting South Carolina SOUTH CAROLINA GAMECOCKS 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

    TENN Tennessee Volunteers

    No. Name
    1 Lindsey Romig (GK)
    31 Mackenzie George
    19 Mackenzie Ostrom
    18 Isabella Cook
    3 Abbey Burdette
    2 Jaida Thomas
    12 Claudia Dipasupil
    8 Tara Katz
    15 Wrenne French
    5 Erin Gilroy
    6 Maddie Eskin
    Tennessee Substitutes:
    Charli Pogany, Jenna Rolfe, Hannah Tillett, Lawson Renie, Alicia Donley, Sydney Hennessey, Brooke Wilson, Caitlin Foley, Giselle Washington, Maria Nelson, Carlyn Presley, Bridie Herman, Amy Thompson, Colleen Mcilvenna.

    SC South Carolina SOUTH CAROLINA GAMECOCKS

    No. Name
    1 Heather Hinz (GK)
    10 Catherine Barry
    24 Lauren Chang
    22 Ryan Gareis
    23 Samantha Chang
    5 Luciana Zullo
    6 Camryn Dixon
    8 Hallie Meadows
    4 Anna Patten
    29 Jones Sutton
    33 Jyllissa Harris
    South Carolina Substitutes:
    Anne Frances Lorio, Taylor Fox, Jenn Colter, Caitlyn Leffler, Claire Griffiths, Bianca Galassini, Rileyy Tanner, Susan Kehl, Abby Hugo, Paige Mikula, Ranya Senhaji, Brianna Behm, Riane Coman, Corinna Zullo, Rylee Forster, Eveleen Hahn, Meredith Christopher, Sarah Eskew.

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