Alabama vs Western Carolina, 2023 NCAA Division I Women, First Round

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Alabama Crimson Tide
  • 11':
  • 82':
FT
2 - 0
Western Carolina Catamounts

    About

    Alabama Crimson Tide are hosting Western Carolina Catamounts 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
    1 Coralie Lallier (GK)
    3 Brooke Steere
    2 Macy Clem
    5 Bella Scaturro Bright
    6 Sasha Pickard
    8 Felicia Knox
    25 Isabel Smith
    29 Itala Gemelli
    7 Gessica Skorka
    13 Marianna Annest
    17 Kate Henderson
    Alabama Substitutes:
    Hannah Alexander, Dylan Pixton, Ellie Lanyi, Cali Brewer, Maria Vanore, Carys Hall, Raigen Powell, Sydney Japic, Tanna Sanchez-Carreto, Kierson Mcdonald, Cameron Silva, Kennedy García, Taylor Esper, Gianna Paul, Leah Kunde, Nadia Ramadan.

    WCU Western Carolina Catamounts

    No. Name
    1 Leanne Trudel (GK)
    7 Naya Marcil
    24 Ava Robitaille
    19 Alexis Demarco
    6 Milla Syska
    9 Maggie Lloyd
    29 Isabella Demarco
    15 Samantha Whitaker
    16 Paige Mcara
    8 Sofia Goclowski
    3 Becca Campbell
    Western Carolina Substitutes:
    Sofía Rodríguez, Eden Reece, Alex Bagley, Sophie Burchfield, Abbie Lainhart, Kirsten Hahn, Sarah Engen, Mackenzie Megill, Christina Layton, Katelyn Galbraith, Reagan Culver, Malia Roberts, Naomi Campbell, Abbie Wise, Emma Soucy, Katelin Rucker, Abbi Morrell, Maddie Lopez, Ovella Ariail, Mikayla Roseman.

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