Alabama vs Clemson, 2022 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Alabama Crimson Tide
  • 12':
  • 73':
  • 80':
FT
3 - 0
Clemson Tigers

    About

    Alabama Crimson Tide are hosting Clemson 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)
    2 Macy Clem
    6 Sasha Pickard
    10 Riley Mattingly Parker
    16 Reyna Reyes
    24 Sydney Japic
    17 Kate Henderson
    12 Riley Tanner
    19 Ashlynn Serepca
    7 Gessica Skorka
    8 Felicia Knox
    Alabama Substitutes:
    Dylan Pixton, Ellie Lanyi, Hannah Alexander, Eva Hoyseth, Marianna Annest, Emelie Kobler, Tan Sanchez-Carreto, Allie Berk, Carys Hall, Taylor Carter, Brooke Steere, Bella Scaturro, Katie Rogers, Maria Vanore, Gianna Paul, Aislin Streicek, Raigen Powell, Kaydence Ramirez, Leah Kunde, Sydney Vincens.

    CLEM Clemson Tigers

    No. Name
    1 Halle Mackiewicz (GK)
    4 Harper White
    3 Layne St. George
    6 Devi Dudley
    12 Sydney Minarik
    24 Megan Bornkamp
    21 Maliah Morris
    23 Caroline Conti
    10 Renee Lyles
    2 Makenna Morris
    15 Hal Hershfelt
    Clemson Substitutes:
    Ally Lynch, Addy Holgorsen, Gabby Gambino, Emily Brough, Kate Borner, Emma Lerner, Samantha Meredith, Courtney Jones, Mackenzie Duff, Fran Stables, Emma Wennar, Maria Manousos, Cassidy Lindley, Kacey Smekrud, Caitlin Smith, Ella Hauser.

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