Duke vs East Tennessee State, 2024 NCAA Division I Women's Soccer, 2024 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Duke Blue Devils
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East Tennessee State Buccaneers

    About

    Duke Blue Devils are hosting East Tennessee State Buccaneers 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

    DUKE Duke Blue Devils

    No. Name
    0 Leah Freeman (GK)
    19 Maggie Graham
    17 Nicole Chico
    3 Ella Hase
    15 Mia Oliaro
    21 Katie Groff
    18 Hannah Bebar
    6 Devin Lynch
    27 Farrah Walters
    16 Carina Lageyre
    7 Cameron Roller
    Duke Substitutes:
    Caroline Dysart, Bianca Dominguez, Baleigh Bruster, Lauren Martinho, Kaeden Koons-Perdikis, Sam Bodensteiner, Elle Piper, Julia Saunicheva, Madison Foxhoven, Mary Long, Mia Minestrella, Sophia Recupero, Phoebe Goldthwaite, Kat Rader, Taylor Evans, Kelly Wilson.

    ETSU East Tennessee State Buccaneers

    No. Name
    31 Ashton Blair (GK)
    4 Natalie Capannelli
    15 Ava Duffey
    11 Jada Cooper
    10 Sadie Commerford
    13 Ruby Teixeira
    19 Reagan Fitzgerald
    16 Grace Eatz
    20 Madi Hook
    7 Sydney Somogyi
    2 Kyra Ranvek
    East Tennessee State Substitutes:
    Finley Dybik, Ellie Cornell, Molly Cason, Kinsten Evans, Lindsey Cook, Ella Parker, Megan Burleson, Giulianna Cortez, Aliya Cooper, Georgia Shields, Lauren Leslie, Annabelle Ekern, Lexi Lawson, Ava Matherne, Paige Carlsen, Kassie Estep.

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