Florida State vs Florida Gulf Coast, 2022 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Florida State FLORIDA STATE
  • 52':
  • 62':
  • 76':
FT
3 - 0
Florida Gulf Coast Eagles

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    Florida State FLORIDA STATE are hosting Florida Gulf Coast Eagles 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

    FSU Florida State FLORIDA STATE

    No. Name
    1 Cristina Roque (GK)
    2 Jenna Nighswonger
    20 Heather Gilchrist
    10 Jody Brown
    9 Beata Olsson
    26 Clara Schilke
    13 Leilanni Nesbeth
    8 Lauren Flynn
    12 Heather Payne
    6 Jennifer Echegini
    7 Ran Iwai
    Florida State Substitutes:
    Mia Justus, Amelia Horton, Summer Denigan, Maria Alagoa, Kaitlyn Zipay, Olivia Lebdaoui, Olivia Garcia, Sophia Nguyen, Melina Descary, Emma Bissell.

    FGCU Florida Gulf Coast Eagles

    No. Name
    1 Katie Sullivan (GK)
    4 Margaret Berry
    3 Grace Paradis
    21 Marla Gaudlitz
    18 Nellie Nygren
    26 Katelyn Kauffman
    15 Libby Helverson
    13 Erika Zschuppe
    9 Louise Lillback
    17 Ashley Labbe
    7 Leah Scarpelli
    Florida Gulf Coast Substitutes:
    Aidan Smith, Amaya Assal, Malaya Melancon, Mackenzie Gorski, Lindsey Saad, Katharina Oelschlaeger, Lauren Dwyer, Tyler Vance, Savannah Larsen, Kate Russell, Jenna Butcofski, Karina Gilson, Aleyshka Orellano, Eden Bretzer, Kendal Gargiula, Lilly Lakich, Avery Lemley.

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