Alabama vs LSU, 2021 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Alabama Crimson Tide
  • 85':
FT
1 - 0
LSU Tigers

    About

    Alabama Crimson Tide are hosting LSU Tigers 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
    1 McKinley Crone (GK)
    6 Sasha Pickard
    2 Macy Clem
    12 Rileyy Tanner
    7 Gessica Skorka
    5 Bella Scaturro
    16 Reyna Reyes
    8 Felicia Knox
    17 Kate Henderson
    19 Ashlynn Serepca
    4 Tanna Sanchez-Carreto
    Alabama Substitutes:
    Eva Hoyseth, Brooke Bollinger, Hannah Alexander, Madison Schott, Riley Mattingly, Kolbi Coleman, Morgan Quillen, Brooke Steere, Allie Berk, Leah Kunde, Emelie Kobler, Carys Hall, Aislin Streicek, Taylor Carter, Sydney Vincens, Raigen Powell, Penny Smith, Katie Rogers.

    LSU LSU Tigers

    No. Name
    1 Mollee Swift (GK)
    8 Shannon Cooke
    4 Chiara Ritchie-Williams
    10 Alesia Garcia
    38 Rammie Noel
    9 Maya Gordon
    23 Maddie Moreau
    2 Reese Moffatt
    11 Tinaya Alexander
    12 Athena Kuehn
    6 Wasila Diwura-Soale
    LSU Substitutes:
    Bella Zanotelli, Jade Odom, Nevaeh Johnson, Britney Bertram, Brooke Cutura, Anna Rockett, Brenna Mcpartlan, Jaden Humbyrd, Riley Dixon, Molly Thompson, Gianni Badon, Abby Smith, Grace Haggerty, Olivia Wilkes, Jordan Johnson, Meghan Johnson, Tiana Caffey, Lindsi Jennings, Savannah Mills, Tori Gillis, Taylor Dobles.

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