Florida vs Arkansas, 2022 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Florida Gators
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    0 - 1
    Arkansas Razorbacks
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    About

    Florida Gators are hosting Arkansas Razorbacks 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

    FLA Florida Gators

    No. Name
    5 Alexa Goldberg (GK)
    9 Josie Curtis
    32 Syd Kennedy
    8 Tessa Barton
    21 Madison Young
    25 Delaney Tauzel
    23 Kouri Peace
    3 Tori Grambo
    99 Julianne Leskauskas
    20 Anna Deleon
    24 Nicolás Sosa Sánchez
    Florida Substitutes:
    Francesca Faraci, Jayden Emmanuel, Sophie Whitehouse, Maddy Pirrello, Cece Price, Erica Roberts, Njeri Butts, Olaia Rackauskas, Tatum O'Coyne, Lauren Mccloskey, Maddy Rhodes, Ashley Tutas, Kira Prologo, Alivia Gonzalez, Oakley Rasmussen.

    ARK Arkansas Razorbacks

    No. Name
    0 Grace Barbara (GK)
    14 Makenzie Malham
    10 Ellie Podojil
    8 Bea Franklin
    20 Emilee Hauser
    11 Jessica De Filippo
    21 Ava Tankersley
    23 Ella Riley
    17 Shana Flynn
    16 Anna Podojil
    33 Sophia Aragon
    Arkansas Substitutes:
    Sierra Cota-Yarde, Peyton Whipple, Bryana Hunter, Merrin Lien, Taylor Tommack, Maddy Koelsch, Ava Furrow, Keller Matise, Greer Maguire, Mia Wehby, Margot Reemtsen, Reagan Swindall, Kacie Laurie, Zoe Shepherd, Izzy Luebbert, Lauren Tanner, Van Fitch, Mckenna Saul, Ainsley Jeffrey, Zoe Susi, Ainsley Erzen, Taylor Berman, Kiley Dulaney.

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