South Carolina vs Jacksonville, 2023 NCAA Division I Women, 2023 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
South Carolina Gamecocks
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Jacksonville Dolphins

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    South Carolina Gamecocks are hosting Jacksonville Dolphins 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

    SC South Carolina Gamecocks

    No. Name
    1 Heather Hinz (GK)
    66 Gracie Falla
    13 Megan Spiehs
    24 Hollyn Torres
    10 Catherine Barry
    8 Hallie Meadows
    6 Camryn Dixon
    4 Shae O'Rourke
    20 Corinna Zullo
    21 Taylor Jacobson
    14 Brianna Behm
    South Carolina Substitutes:
    Taylor Fox, Maria Kemp, Christina Tsaousis, Lily Render, Brinley Murphy, Zoe Morris, Emma Bucci, Cuyler Zulauf, Reagan Schubach, Chidubem Dike, Dru Drake, Emily Chico, Kinley Brown, Amanda Patrick, Kayla Magee, Bri Pinasco, Autumn Cayelli, Brigitte Bussiere, Sophie Johnson, Caitlyn Leffler, Rylee Forster, Micah Bryant.

    JAX Jacksonville Dolphins

    No. Name
    30 Aubrey Dejong (GK)
    9 Madelyn Radtke
    33 Joslyn Prosek
    13 Logan Gonzales
    44 Lillian Young
    34 Anaya Black
    11 Millie Urquahart
    19 Hayley Friedl
    27 Hannah Bielicke
    5 Shelby Brim
    2 Laura Klebek
    Jacksonville Substitutes:
    Gretchen Duttenhofer, Delaney Forrester, Nya Bridgewater, Kylee Wideman, Olivia Peal, Madison Erwin, Mariama Dabo, Lilian Carhart, Millie Tugby, Payton Lauer, Kayla Jackson, Bella Faherty, Marissa Etchart, Tinotenda Chiweshe, Makala Woodford, Demetria Wilson, Deven Rush, Beyonce Robinson, Micah Redic, Gabby Holtrop, Peyton Martin-Peterson, Ines Martin, Selma Fohrer, Sydney Williams, Caterina Cappiello, Chloe Terry, Mariyah Mccrae, Emmy Boren, Amaya Bible, Haley Woodaz.

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