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

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Virginia Cavaliers
  • 72':
  • 86':
FT
1 - 0
Clemson Tigers

    About

    Virginia Cavaliers 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

    UVA Virginia Cavaliers

    No. Name
    1 Victoria Safradin (GK)
    9 Meredith Mcdermott
    7 Yuna Mccormack
    17 Tatum Galvin
    10 Maggie Cagle
    20 Moira Kelley
    8 Allie Ross
    22 Lia Godfrey
    27 Sophia Bradley
    23 Laney Rouse
    4 Kiki Maki
    Virginia Substitutes:
    Camryn Miller, Ellie Sommers, Samar Guidry, Linda Mittermair, Jill Flammia, Alexis Theoret, Laughlin Ryan, Annamarie Williams, Ella Carter, Degen Miller, Sarah Flammia, Kathryn Kelly, Aniyah Collier, Chloe Japic, Emma Dawson, Helen Symbas, Maya Carter, Kira Waller.

    CLEM Clemson Tigers

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

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