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

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Elon Phoenix
    FT
    0 - 3
    South Carolina Gamecocks
    • 4':
    • 23':
    • 33':

    About

    Elon Phoenix are hosting 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

    ELON Elon Phoenix

    No. Name
    2 Mckenna Dalfonso (GK)
    35 Samantha Dominguez
    9 Katie Lowe
    13 Kayla Hodges
    17 Abby Fusca
    26 Beky Myers
    10 Sarah Bevington
    7 Lily Harkes
    5 Bethany Harford
    25 Jasmine Bryant
    15 Jessica Carrieri
    Elon Substitutes:
    Katrin Hauksdottir, Olivia Offermann, Avery Davis, Caylin Meikrantz, Ally Madigan, Emilia Cappellett, Claire Broderdop, Hannah Doherty, Rhodes Neese, Molly Mahoney, Kara Kimberl, Makenzie Kessler, Carson Jones, Kerri Coffman, Brooke Volpi, Isabelle Paradoski, Olivia Kraebel.

    SC South Carolina Gamecocks

    No. Name
    0 Taylor Fox (GK)
    6 Camryn Dixon
    8 Hallie Meadows
    29 Jones Sutton
    31 Rylee Forster
    33 Jyllissa Harris
    26 Claire Griffiths
    24 Lauren Chang
    20 Corinna Zullo
    22 Ryan Gareis
    10 Catherine Barry
    South Carolina Substitutes:
    Luciana Zullo, Abby Hugo, Riane Coman, Ranya Senhaji, Samantha Chang, Eveleen Hahn, Heather Hinz, Rileyy Tanner, Brianna Behm, Sarah Eskew, Anne Frances Lorio, Caitlyn Leffler.

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