Auburn vs Army, 2022 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Auburn Tigers
  • 29':
FT
1 - 0
Army Black Knights

    About

    Auburn Tigers are hosting Army Black Knights 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

    AUB Auburn Tigers

    No. Name
    00 Maddie Prohaska (GK)
    22 M.E. Craven
    0 Madeline Moore
    20 Hayden Colson
    23 Olivia Candelino
    32 Maddie Simpson
    1 Hailey Whitaker
    26 Grace Sklopan
    9 Hannah Waesch
    14 Sydney Richards
    4 Anna Haddock
    Auburn Substitutes:
    Makenna Garcia, Taylor Richards, Dylan Driver, Olivia Fout, Carly Thatcher, Jaycie Silhan, Mallory Mooney, Helene Tyburczy, Sammie Brown, Sabrina Mcneill, Lj Knox, Sydnie Thibodaux, Marissa Arias, Brooke Berdan, Erin Houston, Haley Duca, Maddy Bondon, Jolie Baltzegar.

    ARMY Army Black Knights

    No. Name
    1 Sage Strohman (GK)
    14 Lauren Drysdale
    25 Keira Vesy
    16 Lindsey Smith
    34 Emma Richey
    22 Jasmine Talley
    32 Izzy Fontana
    8 Kaelan Bradley
    15 Kaitlin Palaian
    3 Elizabeth Oberhaus
    11 Dara Murray
    Army Substitutes:
    Lucy Mcdaniels, Taylor Stalheim, Elise Urkov, Cami Silvestro, Alyssa Carfagno, Carli Sullenger, Sydney Bender, Maddie Allshouse, Brigid Duffy, Andrea Riddle, Jordan Follenweider, Madison Niebish, Gabi Lassiter, Macy Detty, Bella Cooke, Payton Whitney, Ashley Lee, Melanie Hupp, Malaya Castro, Hannah Pohlidal, Grace Edvalds.

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