Duke vs West Virginia, 2023 NCAA Division I Women, 2023 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Duke Blue Devils
  • 11':
  • 70':
FT
2 - 0
West Virginia Mountaineers

    About

    Duke Blue Devils are hosting West Virginia Mountaineers 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

    DUKE Duke Blue Devils

    No. Name
    0 Leah Freeman (GK)
    19 Maggie Graham
    4 Baleigh Bruster
    15 Emily Royson
    6 Devin Lynch
    8 Elle Piper
    2 Kat Rader
    16 Carina Lageyre
    9 Grace Watkins
    17 Nicole Chico
    21 Katie Groff
    Duke Substitutes:
    Caroline Duffy, Bianca Dominguez, Kaeden Koons-Perdikis, Kiera Clemens, Sam Bodensteiner, Dieynaba Ndaw, Julia Saunicheva, Kelly Wilson, Olivia Migli, Cameron Roller, Phoebe Goldthwaite, Kati Druzina, Taylor Evans, Mia Minestrella, Madison Foxhoven.

    WVU West Virginia Mountaineers

    No. Name
    00 Kayza Massey (GK)
    14 Olivia Shertzer
    23 Maddie Moreau
    10 Isabel Loza
    12 Maya McCutcheon
    2 Mackenzie Aunkst
    20 Taylor White
    4 Aj Rodriguez
    13 Annika Leslie
    26 Julianne Vallerand
    18 Dilary Heredia-Beltran
    West Virginia Substitutes:
    Kassidy Roshong, Mackenzie Smith, Chloe Adler, Jordyn Wilson, Emily Thompson, Abbey Olexa, Mila Erceg, Lisa Schppl, Iman Mustafa, Reagan Mallia, Emma Dotson, Gabby Lamparty, Nyema Ingleton, Natalie Zibinskas, Jacey Rase, Aria Bilal, Lilly McCarthy, Jaydah Bedoya, Leah Sparacio.

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