Texas A&M vs Colorado, 2023 NCAA Division I Women, First Round

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Texas A&M Aggies
  • 22':
FT
1 - 0
Colorado Buffaloes

    About

    Texas A&M Aggies are hosting Colorado Buffaloes 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

    TA&M Texas A&M Aggies

    No. Name
    0 Kenna Caldwell (GK)
    13 Mia Pante
    16 Carolyn Calzada
    5 Makhiya Mcdonald
    7 Sydney Becerra
    8 Maile Hayes
    18 Macy Matula
    14 Carissa Boeckmann
    22 Margo Matula
    9 Taylor Pounds
    4 Adysen Armenta
    Texas A&M Substitutes:
    Grace Mcclellan, Jordyn Gunnarson, Bella James, Sam Smith, Georgia Leb, Ella Goodwin, Eloise Descheneaux, Jazmine Wilkinson, Andersen Williams, Caroline Kniffen, Lauren Geczik, Reese Rupe, Taylor Jernigan, Grace Ivey, Olivia Fetzer, Katelyn Colvin, Quinn Cornog.

    COLO Colorado Buffaloes

    No. Name
    1 Jordan Nytes (GK)
    15 Lawson Willis
    9 Hope Leyba
    25 Amaya Gonzalez
    17 Greer Maguire
    3 Emerson Layne
    8 Rachel Rosen
    2 Ava Priest
    4 Faith Leyba
    7 Juliauna Hayward
    20 Shyra James
    Colorado Substitutes:
    Lindsey Smith, Jamie Campbell, Jayden Newkirk, Hannah Duguid, Jade Babcock-Chi, Grace Thao, Lila Dere, Phoenix Dawn Miranda, Isabelle Eskay, Ally Clark, Kylah Celayeta, Jenny Beyer, Lola Stanley, Angelina Moschetti, Josie Master, Claire Curran, Mallory Allen.

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