Duke vs North Carolina, 2022 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Duke Blue Devils
    FT
    0 - 3
    North Carolina Tar Heels
    • 35':
    • 75':
    • 84':

    About

    Duke Blue Devils are hosting North Carolina Tar Heels 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)
    25 Jenna Royson
    21 Katie Groff
    18 Michelle Cooper
    7 Sophie Jones
    15 Emily Royson
    4 Baleigh Bruster
    10 Olivia Migli
    19 Maggie Graham
    24 Mackenzie Pluck
    22 Delaney Graham
    Duke Substitutes:
    Caroline Duffy, Emmy Duerr, Carina Lageyre, Grace Watkins, Kat Rader, Devin Lynch, Taylor Evans, Sarah Piper, Julia Burnell, Nicole Chico, Dieynaba Ndaw, Julia Hannon, Elle Piper, Kelly Wilson.

    UNC North Carolina Tar Heels

    No. Name
    32 Emmie Allen (GK)
    13 Isabel Cox
    1 Sam Meza
    8 Emily Moxley
    28 Maggie Pierce
    22 Tori Hansen
    34 Tessa Dellarose
    19 Emily Colton
    7 Julia Dorsey
    9 Tori Dellaperuta
    15 Avery Patterson
    North Carolina Substitutes:
    Marz Josephson, Nona Reason, Paige Tolentino, Maddie Dahlien, Sydney Cheesman, Asha Means, Emerson Elgin, Aleigh Gambone, Makenna Dominguez, Sarah Bayer, Kai Hayes, Abby Allen, Kate Faasse, Riley Quinlan, Kayleigh Herr, Lauren Wrigley, Ally Sentnor, Talia Dellaperuta, Libby Moore, Madelyn Galbus, Bella Sember, Emily Murphy, Madi Pry, Maycee Bell, Maci Teater, Ruby Grant.

    NCAAW Soccer News

    NC State's Donavan Phillip, Stanford's Jasmine Aikey win Hermann Trophy
    NC State's Donavan Phillip, Stanford's Jasmine Aikey win Hermann Trophy

    Forwards Donavan Phillip of NC State and Jasmine Aikey of Stanford have been voted Hermann Trophy winners as the top college soccer players.

    Late goal lifts Florida State to Women's College Cup title over Stanford
    Late goal lifts Florida State to Women's College Cup title over Stanford

    Florida State clinched the Women's College Cup with a 1-0 defeat of Stanford on Monday night, thanks to a late goal by Wrianna Hudson.