Florida State vs Pittsburgh, 2023 NCAA Division I Women, Quarterfinals

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Florida State Seminoles
  • 63': (P)
  • 69': (P)
  • 70':
FT
3 - 0
Pittsburgh Panthers

    About

    Florida State Seminoles are hosting Pittsburgh Panthers 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

    FSU Florida State Seminoles

    No. Name
    1 Cristina Roque (GK)
    10 Jody Brown
    9 Beata Olsson
    7 Ran Iwai
    3 Taylor Huff
    20 Heather Gilchrist
    6 Jennifer Echegini
    8 Lauren Flynn
    11 Jordynn Dudley
    17 Amelia Van Zanten
    13 Leilanni Nesbeth
    Florida State Substitutes:
    Adelyn Todd, Lily Farkas, Olivia Garcia, Peyton Nourse, Leah Pais, Sophia Nguyen, Maria Alagoa, Claire Rain, Kaitlyn Zipay, Maggie Taitano, Olivia Lebdaoui.

    PITT Pittsburgh Panthers

    No. Name
    0 Ellie Breech (GK)
    8 Deborah Abiodun
    32 Ashton Gordon
    23 Samiah Phiri
    5 Sarah Schupansky
    9 Amanda West
    20 Olivia Lee
    4 Ellie Coffield
    10 Keera Melenhorst
    21 Katie Zailski
    6 Landy Mertz
    Pittsburgh Substitutes:
    Emma Van Meter, Emily Edwards, Mackenzie Evers, Kaley Simqu, Lainie Fuchs, Emily Cooper, Anna Bout, Aliya Gomes, Evie Craven, Briana Rodriguez, Ashley Moon, Emma Rhoades, Kaitlyn Killinger, Delaney Evers, Fleming Dean, Paige Dziedzic, Olivia Duray, Haylee Mersereau, Margaret Wilde, Chloe Minas, Sage Stelzer, Lucia Wells, Sofia Doheny.

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