South Carolina vs Missouri, 2022 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
South Carolina Gamecocks
  • 51':
  • 55':
FT
2 - 0
Missouri Tigers

    About

    South Carolina Gamecocks are hosting Missouri 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

    SC South Carolina Gamecocks

    No. Name
    1 Heather Hinz (GK)
    16 Abby Hugo
    6 Camryn Dixon
    23 Samantha Chang
    66 Gracie Falla
    33 Jyllissa Harris
    19 Eveleen Hahn
    15 Riane Coman
    26 Claire Griffiths
    21 Taylor Jacobson
    10 Catherine Barry
    South Carolina Substitutes:
    Christina Tsaousis, Anne Frances Lorio, Maria Kemp, Taylor Fox, Maddy Elston, Dru Drake, Payton Patrick, Emma Bucci, Emily Chico, Brigitte Bussiere, Rylee Forster, Emma Mossey, Kinley Brown, Shae O'Rourke, Lily Render, Hallie Meadows, Shay Montgomery, Megan Spiehs, Micah Bryant, Kayla Mcgee, Corinna Zullo, Caitlyn Leffler, Brianna Behm.

    MIZ Missouri Tigers

    No. Name
    99 Bella Hollenbach (GK)
    19 Hannah Boughton
    17 Grace Pettet
    9 Milena Fischer
    20 Jenna Bartels
    3 Jadyn Easley
    16 Jessica Larson
    7 Bella Carrillo
    30 Megan Oduyoye
    12 Leah Selm
    8 Rachel Kutella
    Missouri Substitutes:
    Sophia Worth, Isabella Alessio, Mia Collins, Mckenna Sheehan, Sophia Skoubis, Kyla Johnson, Kylee Simmons, Scarlett Thomas, Jenna Mccormick, Hannah Joella, Caroline Lyman, Keegan Good, Ashlyn Mills, Elena Zuchowski, Kylie Dobbs, Mia Mosby.

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