NC State vs Rhode Island, 2022 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
NC State Wolfpack
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FT
4 - 0
Rhode Island Rams

    About

    NC State Wolfpack are hosting Rhode Island Rams 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

    NCSU NC State Wolfpack

    No. Name
    19 María Echezarreta (GK)
    23 Alexis Strickland
    11 Fernanda Soto
    4 Leyah Hall-Robinson
    6 Lulu Guttenberger
    3 Brianna Weber
    15 Jameese Joseph
    12 Jaiden Thomas
    10 Annika Wohner
    5 Jenna Butler
    20 Brooklyn Holt
    NC State Substitutes:
    Grace Spriggs, Nadia Stupec, Eden Millan, Sarah Arnold, Eliza Rich, Taylor Chism, Nina Zimmer, Cienna Kim, Delaney Engel, Emika Kawagishi, Samantha Castro, Mia Vaughan, Kayla Siddiqi, Alex Mohr, Madison Reid, Brianna Holt.

    URI Rhode Island Rams

    No. Name
    1 Faith Hutchins (GK)
    29 Evelin Dapprich
    26 Tali O'Leary
    21 Jordyn Allen
    18 Emma Derry
    24 Tess O'Connell
    28 Tierra Garniss
    3 Hope Santaniello
    88 Cierra Penny
    14 Kelly Fitzgerald
    10 Cristina Sallent
    Rhode Island Substitutes:
    Carly Travers, Sam Hagerty, Claire Ross, Sarah Yee, Caelan Mchugh, Emma Kirkpatrick, Francesca Highton, Alyssa Fleming, Francesca D'Agostino, Brooke Cavino, Cayla Cajilig, Zoe Chazan, Mckenna Sylvester, Allison Mogauro, Erin Hopewell, Allison Gilbert, Laila Rosenthal, Carrie Ellis.

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