Memphis vs Utah Valley, 2020-21 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Memphis Tigers
    FT
    0 - 1
    Utah Valley Wolverines
    • 60':

    About

    Memphis Tigers are hosting Utah Valley Wolverines 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

    MEM Memphis Tigers

    No. Name
    00 Elizabeth Moberg (GK)
    3 Samantha Murphy
    24 Haylee Spray
    19 Caroline Duncan
    14 Claire Abrey
    11 Saorla Miller
    18 Kimberley Smit
    8 Lisa Pechersky
    2 Grace Stordy
    12 Tanya Boychuk
    9 Mya Jones
    Memphis Substitutes:
    Lindsey Smith, Claire Wyville, Lydia Herring, Grace Duncan, Sarah Peternel, Maddie Stoks, Megan Scholten, Elis Nemtsov, Meg Nemnich, Allie Rathbun, Clarissa Larisey, Mac Smith, Lara Kazandjian, Rebecca Calderoni Martinez, Stella Downing, Sofia Andrade.

    UVU Utah Valley Wolverines

    No. Name
    1 Isabel Jones-Dawe (GK)
    3 Heather Stainbrook
    17 Anna Pickering
    13 Amber Tripp
    10 Julianna Carter
    22 Jenna Shepherd
    23 Nicole Olanda
    24 Sydney Bushman
    11 Sadie Brockbank
    7 Breanna Eves
    4 Grace Beeston
    Utah Valley Substitutes:
    Makiah Herrin, Kylie Tuimaualuga, Breanna Dewaal, Nicole Ray, Katie Haskins, Brooklyn Nielsen, Hallie Fernandez, Lily Haskins, London Miller, Brenna Crow, Megan Sullivan, Hannah Harrison, Amanda Mangelson, Sydney Garces, Jocelyn Bybee, Cassidy Mccormick.

    NCAAW Soccer News

    NC State's Donavan Phillip, Stanford's Jasmine Aikey win Hermann Trophy
    NC State's Donavan Phillip, Stanford's Jasmine Aikey win Hermann Trophy

    Forwards Donavan Phillip of NC State and Jasmine Aikey of Stanford have been voted Hermann Trophy winners as the top college soccer players.

    Late goal lifts Florida State to Women's College Cup title over Stanford
    Late goal lifts Florida State to Women's College Cup title over Stanford

    Florida State clinched the Women's College Cup with a 1-0 defeat of Stanford on Monday night, thanks to a late goal by Wrianna Hudson.