Vanderbilt vs Belmont, 2023 NCAA Division I Women, 2023 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Vanderbilt Commodores
  • 21':
  • 35':
FT
2 - 0
Belmont BELMONT BRUINS

    About

    Vanderbilt Commodores are hosting Belmont BELMONT BRUINS 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

    VAN Vanderbilt Commodores

    No. Name
    00 Kate Devine (GK)
    24 Courtney Jones
    12 Hannah Mclaughlin
    3 Maya Antoine
    11 Amber Nguyen
    21 Sophia Gorski
    17 Rachel Deresky
    23 Maddie Baker
    10 Jada Konte
    13 Ella Eggleston
    33 Abi Brighton
    Vanderbilt Substitutes:
    Sara Wojdelko, Alexa Gianoplus, Nyela Calnek, Francesca Yanchuk, Mia Castillo, Giavana Liberto, Ella Zimmerman, Alex Wagner, Sydney Watts, Caroline Betts, Addie Porter, Tina Bruni, Ava Hetzel, Ally Bollig, Melania Fullerton.

    BEL Belmont BELMONT BRUINS

    No. Name
    0 Sarah Doyle (GK)
    8 Kennedy Wise
    21 Eliza Paisley
    15 Allison Brockelman
    19 Abbigail Legg
    12 Leah Firsdon
    7 Anna Sweeney
    18 Loren House
    9 Carly Ross
    14 Maci Pekmezian
    3 Avery Nowak
    Belmont Substitutes:
    Amanda Waggoner, Taylor Wieland, Sophie Klaver, Olivia Walker, Summer Curtis, Kate Virtel, Gabriella Letto, Lillie Tabor, Graciella Segundo, Emily Peters, Riley Casey, Laken Whittington, Anna Samuel, Addy Pitts, Kailyn Bobo, Natalie Haverland.

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