Auburn vs Clemson, 2024 NCAA Division I Women's Soccer, 2024 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Auburn Tigers
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Clemson Tigers

    About

    Auburn Tigers are hosting Clemson Tigers 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

    AUB Auburn Tigers

    No. Name
    00 Maddie Prohaska (GK)
    11 Lj Knox
    8 Mallory Mooney
    3 Shelby Sallee
    4 Anna Haddock
    28 Erin Houston
    7 Carly Thatcher
    20 Hayden Colson
    5 Jessica Osborne
    10 Sammie Brown
    22 Olivia Woodson
    Auburn Substitutes:
    Ayana Yapo, Taylor Richards, Jenna Sapong, Olivia Candelino, Ava Caldwell, Rory Schank, Jeneva Hernandez Gray, Jessica Askey, Jordyn Crosby, Mya Williams, Jaycie Silhan, Haley Duca, Becky Contreras, Lily Borders, Sydnie Thibodaux, Maddy Bondon, Ciara Brown, Maddie Stoddard, Gracie Brown, Madeline Moore, Dylan Driver.

    CLEM Clemson Tigers

    No. Name
    1 Nona Reason (GK)
    2 Kendall Bodak
    13 Kam Pickett
    8 Jenna Tobia
    5 Emily Brough
    30 Christian Brathwaite
    7 Dani Davis
    11 Tatum Short
    6 Eleanor Hays
    12 Sydney Minarik
    18 Maria Manousos
    Clemson Substitutes:
    Addy Holgorsen, Ally Lynch, Megan Bornkamp, Allie Serlenga, Anna Castenfelt, Gabby Gambino, Renee Lyles, Jordan Thompson, Anna Rydin, Ella Hauser, Dani Lynch, Erin Sherden, Ella Johnson, Layne St. George, Mackenzie Duff, Emilia Erikson.

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