Alabama vs Louisiana, 2020-21 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Alabama Crimson Tide
  • 58':
FT
1 - 0
Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns

    About

    Alabama Crimson Tide are hosting Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns 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

    ALA Alabama Crimson Tide

    No. Name
    13 McKinley Crone (GK)
    8 Felicia Knox
    4 Tanna Sanchez-Carreto
    25 Allie Berk
    21 Taylor Carter
    15 Katie Rogers
    6 Sasha Pickard
    29 Kate Henderson
    7 Gessica Skorka
    5 Bella Scaturro
    2 Macy Clem
    Alabama Substitutes:
    Eva Hoyseth, Anna Woodson, Aj Crooks, Taylor Morgan, Serena Pham, Raigen Powell, Penny Smith, Riley Mattingly, Reyna Reyes, Kaley Verpaele, Aislin Streicek, Kaitlyn Madden, Gigi Schorr, Casey Wertz, Brynn Martin, Gabby Duca, Brooke Steere, Carly Wyatt, Sydney Vincens.

    UL Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns

    No. Name
    1 Lauryn Starwood (GK)
    28 Rachel Sutter
    33 Karleen Bedre
    7 Mya Smith
    22 Lizzie Mayfield
    19 Alyssa Abbott
    6 Lucy Ortiz
    20 Alexandra Augustyn
    27 Gwen Mummert
    5 Izzy Wheeler
    9 Hailey Hoffmann
    Louisiana Substitutes:
    Carly Dean, Jordan Higgins, Savanna Young, Kobi Mcnutt, Kiana Leger, Grace Champagne, Katelyn Stamps, Julianne Deblieux, Olivia Gelpi, Hailey Daigle, Wren Blanchette, Una Einarsdottir, Ashley Newland, Mikayla Price, Abby Nowak, Demi Mccalliog, Caitlyn Ferguson, Skyla Sykes, Emily Sonnier.

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