Alabama vs DePaul, 2023 NCAA Division I Women, 2023 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Alabama Crimson Tide
  • 5':
  • 44':
FT
2 - 0
DePaul DePAUL BLUE DEMONS

    About

    Alabama Crimson Tide are hosting DePaul DePAUL BLUE DEMONS 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

    ALA Alabama Crimson Tide

    No. Name
    00 Dylan Pixton (GK)
    3 Brooke Steere
    17 Kate Henderson
    7 Gessica Skorka
    14 Gianna Paul
    24 Sydney Japic
    13 Marianna Annest
    22 Leah Kunde
    4 Tanna Sanchez-Carreto
    6 Sasha Pickard
    8 Felicia Knox
    Alabama Substitutes:
    Coralie Lallier, Ellie Lanyi, Hannah Alexander, Nadia Ramadan, Cali Brewer, Carys Hall, Kennedy García, Macy Clem, Maria Vanore, Cameron Silva, Raigen Powell, Itala Gemelli, Bella Scaturro Bright, Kierson Mcdonald, Taylor Esper, Isabel Smith.

    DEP DePaul DePAUL BLUE DEMONS

    No. Name
    23 Elena Milam (GK)
    24 Danielle Fjeldsted
    8 Ebba Costow
    2 Ellie Mink
    12 Susie Soderstrom
    22 Mya Gardner
    3 Ryan Skall
    14 Beth Smyth
    6 Grace Menser
    13 Lina Dantes
    19 Kristen Schwartz
    DePaul Substitutes:
    Mason Hillery, Olivia Medina, Jimena Vicario Casal, Mary Molloy, Lea Eisenring, Schuyler Riese, Jordin Kadiri, Lea Bartling, Lilly O'Rourke, Nahla Dominguez, Olivia Beam, Shayna Da Silva, Natalie Moore, Tessa Fagerson, Jen Devona, Mackenzie Lee, Freya Jupp, Bella Hanisch, Jenna Ling.

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