Duke vs Memphis, 2021 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Duke Blue Devils
  • 43':
FT
1 - 0
Memphis Tigers

    About

    Duke Blue Devils are hosting Memphis 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

    DUKE Duke Blue Devils

    No. Name
    26 Ruthie Jones (GK)
    21 Katie Groff
    22 Delaney Graham
    8 Tess Boade
    18 Michelle Cooper
    15 Emily Royson
    10 Olivia Migli
    28 Lily Nabet
    6 Caitlin Cosme
    9 Grace Watkins
    7 Sophie Jones
    Duke Substitutes:
    Holly Stam, Maddie Nielsen, Julia Hannon, Maggie Graham, Emmy Duerr, Mackenzie Pluck, Natalie Maurer, Nicole Chico, Julia Burnell, Dieynaba Ndaw, Kelly Wilson, Baleigh Bruster, Sarah Piper, Sydney Simmons, Marykate Mcguire, Bria Schrotenboer.

    MEM Memphis Tigers

    No. Name
    00 Elizabeth Moberg (GK)
    12 Tanya Boychuk
    9 Mya Jones
    19 Caroline Duncan
    24 Haylee Spray
    13 Jocelyn Alonzo
    11 Saorla Miller
    18 Kimberley Smit
    4 Mackenzie Bray
    6 Momo Nakao
    2 Grace Stordy
    Memphis Substitutes:
    Lindsey Smith, Lorelei Logan, Claire Wyville, Lydia Herring, Peyton Felton, Aubrey Mister, Hildur Jonasdottir, Jasmine Guerber, Lara Kazandjian, Maddie Stoks, Rebecca Calderoni Martinez, Claire Abrey, Anne-Valérie Seto, Madalyn Grate, Sarah Engen, Grace Duncan, Bryana Buttar, Allie Rathbun.

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