Clemson vs Boston College, 2022 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Clemson Tigers
  • 13':
  • 25':
  • 59':
FT
3 - 0
Boston College Eagles

    About

    Clemson Tigers are hosting Boston College Eagles 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

    CLEM Clemson Tigers

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

    BC Boston College Eagles

    No. Name
    1 Wiebke Willebrandt (GK)
    6 Eabha O'Mahony
    25 Sophia Lowenberg
    9 Sam Smith
    15 Samantha Agresti
    23 Michela Agresti
    4 Sarai Costello
    10 Emily Sapienza
    13 Claire Mensi
    5 Sonia Walk
    8 Laura Gouvin
    Boston College Substitutes:
    Eva Nahas, Kenna Thomas, Sydney Segalla, Reilly Johnson, Brooke Gierczak, Emma Badger, Andi Barth, Ragna Magnsdttir, Jessica Carlton, Sydney Moore, Kate Goggins, Jordan Teguis, Alycia Morin, Ava Mcneil, Riley Kerber, Ella Richards.

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