Ole Miss vs Mississippi State, 2022 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Ole Miss Rebels
    FT
    0 - 1
    Mississippi State Bulldogs
    • 75':

    About

    Ole Miss Rebels are hosting Mississippi State Bulldogs 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

    MISS Ole Miss Rebels

    No. Name
    24 Ashley Orkus (GK)
    17 Sydney Michalak
    6 Price Loposer
    15 Aubrey Mister
    32 Taylor Radecki
    19 Riley Friesen
    98 Stella Downing
    20 Hailey Cloud
    22 Mo O'Connor
    8 Kayla Chatman-Haggerty
    9 R Davis
    Ole Miss Substitutes:
    Sarah Margaret Seabrook, Molly Thompson, L Green, A Fortenberry, Jenna Kemp, Camryn Bliss, Sydney Ash, M Bishop, Brenlin Mullaney, Alex Schoenstadt, Lewis Montgomery, Marykate Mcguire, Natalie Vatter, Liam Logan, Kate Smith, Grace Freeman.

    MSST Mississippi State Bulldogs

    No. Name
    00 Mac Titus (GK)
    16 Rylie Combs
    6 Haley Mcwhirter
    23 Olivia Simpson
    4 Macey Hodge
    25 Kk Pavatt
    21 Maggie Wadsworth
    26 Jojo Ngongo
    10 Alyssa D'Aloise
    12 Alivia Buxton
    18 Gwen Mummert
    Mississippi State Substitutes:
    Hannah Pimentel, Maddy Anderson, Molly Mcdougal, Hannah Johnson, Ashlyn Kane, Juliet Moore, Cierra Collins, Miranda Carrasco, Andrea Tyrrell, Lucy Hurst, Ally Perry, Madison Cotta, Riley Thompson, Hannah Telleysh, James Taylor, Allison Kolski, Bailey Wagenknecht, Delaney Ahearn, Elle Mccaslin, Alexis Gutierrez, Saniya Johnson.

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