Kentucky vs Ball State, 2022 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Kentucky Wildcats
  • 16':
  • 66':
  • 70':
FT
3 - 0
Ball State Cardinals

    About

    Kentucky Wildcats are hosting Ball State Cardinals 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

    UK Kentucky Wildcats

    No. Name
    22 Tallulah Miller (GK)
    20 Lfa Lfarsdttir
    8 Hannah Richardson
    9 Maggy Henschler
    14 Taylor Hattori
    0 Hailey Farrington-Bentil
    27 Marie Olesen
    30 Jordyn Rhodes
    37 Dana Dahm
    17 Rafferty Kugler
    40 Hadley Williams
    Kentucky Substitutes:
    Steph Stull, Taylor Rinzel, Taya Hjorth, Haley Hannah, Caroline Trout, Emilie Rhode, Peyton Rimko, Mya Gerak, Maddie Eastman, Ava Hellner, Emma Nicholson, Emily Duncan, Lesley Kiesling, Njeri Lewis, Mallory Glass, Paige Archbold, Anna Young, Josie Knight, Leah Raley, Madison Jones, Sara Makoben-Blessing.

    BALL Ball State Cardinals

    No. Name
    32 Bethany Moser (GK)
    28 Grace Alsop
    15 Jenna Dombrowski
    7 Kaitlyn Fraser
    11 Lexi Fraley
    5 Avery Fenchel
    23 Abby Elgert
    20 Maya Millis
    2 Jordyn Jeffers
    3 Lexy Smith
    6 Delaney Caldwell
    Ball State Substitutes:
    Kaylie Kappelmann, Abby Jenkins, Grace Konopatzki, Tori Monaco, Sammi Corcoran, Sami Bird, Tiffani Torres, Alex Mcphee, Emily Roper, Maria Broering, Ryann Locante, Gracie Gilbert, Emily Ellis, Acadia Murphy, Paige Munar, Kira Verburg.

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