South Carolina vs Virginia Tech, 2021 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
South Carolina Gamecocks
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    Virginia Tech Hokies
    • 20':

    About

    South Carolina Gamecocks are hosting Virginia Tech Hokies 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

    SC South Carolina Gamecocks

    No. Name
    1 Heather Hinz (GK)
    5 Luciana Zullo
    22 Ryan Gareis
    23 Samantha Chang
    33 Jyllissa Harris
    26 Claire Griffiths
    49 Sarah Eskew
    24 Lauren Chang
    29 Jones Sutton
    19 Eveleen Hahn
    6 Camryn Dixon
    South Carolina Substitutes:
    Taylor Fox, Anne Frances Lorio, Emma Bucci, Catherine Barry, Taylor Jacobson, Riane Coman, Brigitte Bussiere, Caitlyn Leffler, Rylee Forster, Brianna Behm, Abby Hugo, Megan Spiehs, Remi Swartz, Payton Patrick, Corinna Zullo, Ranya Senhaji, Hallie Meadows, Lily Render.

    VT Virginia Tech Hokies

    No. Name
    1 A Skinner (GK)
    4 Emily Gray
    12 Tori Powell
    10 Nicole Kozlova
    18 Lauren Gogal
    13 Karlie Johnson
    9 Emma Steigerwald
    7 Avery Tharrington
    6 Mark Graham
    14 Allie Lewis
    20 Victoria Haugen
    Virginia Tech Substitutes:
    Lauren Hargrove, D Burnett, S Phillips, Emmalee Mccarter, Sophie Maltese, Emma Pelkowski, Ayden Yates, Calista Heister, Aino Vuorinen, Averi Visage, Victoria Moser, Allie George, Tom Bryant, Maddy Baucom, Gabby Johnson, R Mccarthy, Kendall Feighan, Kate Bonshak, Holly Weber, Ava Veith, Erin Carleton.

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