Ole Miss vs Georgia Southern, 2020-21 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Ole Miss Rebels
  • 17':
  • 18':
  • 47':
FT
3 - 0
Georgia Southern Eagles

    About

    Ole Miss Rebels are hosting Georgia Southern Eagles 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

    MISS Ole Miss Rebels

    No. Name
    24 Ashley Orkus (GK)
    7 Jenna Kemp
    12 Channing Foster
    6 Price Loposer
    15 Jillian Rhian
    32 Taylor Radecki
    10 Marta Estupiñán
    33 Molly Martin
    21 Haleigh Stackpole
    17 Sydney Michalak
    22 Mo O'Connor
    Ole Miss Substitutes:
    Lizah Pistorio, Madisyn Pezzino, Saydie Holland, Ramsey Davis, Lonnie Mulligan, Sophie Dineen, Chanel Thomas, Abbie Rushwin, Fain Buete, Sydney Hamker, Lucy Green, Madison Smith, Micaela Dusseault.

    GASO Georgia Southern Eagles

    No. Name
    0 Sallie Newton (GK)
    10 Marcela Montoya
    15 Dani Coumbs
    20 Alejandra Gracia
    8 Nora Falnes
    19 Vala Theodorsdottir
    33 Taylor Regensburger
    25 Sade Heinrichs
    4 Megan Przybysz
    21 Maddie Klintworth
    18 Karin Winka
    Georgia Southern Substitutes:
    Olivia Elofsson, Sara Story, Brooke Barrett, Maya Zovko, Kennedy Jackson, Brogan Boudreaux, Eileen Doherty, Vivian Streets, Deborah Ruiz, Simone Timm, Katie Jebavy, Kristin Sandifer, Brittany Colangelo, Taylor Oden, Sarah Alexander, Deyonna Groce, Kendall Varitek, Maria D'Angelo, Diana Hilhorst, Kristin Spering.

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