Middle Tennessee vs Ole Miss, 2022 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders
    FT
    0 - 4
    Ole Miss Rebels
    • 5':
    • 8':
    • 21':

    About

    Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders are hosting Ole Miss Rebels 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

    MTSU Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders

    No. Name
    0 Hannah Suder (GK)
    24 Sascha Nielsen
    5 Madison Franz
    16 Jessica Oliveras
    27 Idun Kvaale
    6 Cambell Kivisto
    4 Yana Yordanova
    33 Lauren Spaanstra
    25 Caroline Manley
    22 Emma Pettersen
    10 Manon Lebargy
    Middle Tennessee Substitutes:
    Jordan Imes, Talia Nowlan, Emily Mcgrain, Hannah Kadzban, Delaney Thomas, Gentry Davis, Lia Zavalsky, Jennifer Francis, Elizabeth Slavinsky, Mia Roberts, Lainey Callis, Taijah Fraser, Kirstine Lykke, Jackie Reilly, Megan Carroll, Alayna Lynchard, Eleanor Gough, Alex Goffi, Gabriela Shegota.

    MISS Ole Miss Rebels

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

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