NC State vs Virginia Tech, 2022 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
NC State Wolfpack
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    Virginia Tech Hokies
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    About

    NC State Wolfpack are hosting Virginia Tech Hokies 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)
    2 Nina Zimmer
    20 Brooklyn Holt
    5 Jenna Butler
    23 Alexis Strickland
    15 Jameese Joseph
    11 Fernanda Soto
    12 Jaiden Thomas
    4 Leyah Hall-Robinson
    6 Lulu Guttenberger
    3 Brianna Weber
    NC State Substitutes:
    Eden Millan, Grace Spriggs, Nadia Stupec, Samantha Castro, Sarah Arnold, Delaney Engel, Taylor Chism, Annika Wohner, Eliza Rich, Cienna Kim, Madison Reid, Kayla Siddiqi, Brianna Holt, Mia Vaughan, Alex Mohr, Emika Kawagishi.

    VT Virginia Tech Hokies

    No. Name
    00 Lauren Hargrove (GK)
    6 Mark Graham
    25 Taylor Price
    19 Natalie Mitchell
    26 Emma Pelkowski
    12 Tori Powell
    5 Aino Vuorinen
    18 Lauren Gogal
    20 Victoria Haugen
    21 Averi Visage
    24 Emmalee Mccarter
    Virginia Tech Substitutes:
    D Burnett, A Skinner, Tom Bryant, Ava Veith, Maysen Nelson, Gabby Johnson, Ayden Yates, Ruby Darling, Avery Tharrington, R Mccarthy, Calista Heister, Ella Valente, Courtney Andersen, Sophie Maltese, Ines Obradovac, Allie George, Emma Stanley, Bella Pontieri, Ella Ciardullo, Victoria Moser, Kate Bonshak, Kendall Dimillio, Allie Lewis, Kendall Feighan.

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