Georgia vs Samford, 2024 NCAA Division I Women's Soccer, 2024 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Georgia Bulldogs
  • 12':
  • 22':
FT
2 - 0
Samford Bulldogs

    About

    Georgia Bulldogs are hosting Samford Bulldogs 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

    UGA Georgia Bulldogs

    No. Name
    1 Jordan Brown (GK)
    13 Maddie Baker
    22 Cate Hardin
    6 Jessie Dunn
    16 Ellie Gilbert
    10 Summer Denigan
    23 Nicole Vernis
    18 Dasia Torbert
    9 Amber Nguyen
    31 Tori Penn
    5 Margie Detrizio
    Georgia Substitutes:
    Kenzie Solomon, Keira Oliver, Nikki Bidun, Alyssa Stadeker, Tyler Kaseta, Kiera Staude, Aly Akers, Abby Unkraut, Millie Filson, Devon Winters, Cayla Jackson, Maddy Pirrello, Caroline Smith, Hannah White, Sophia Brelage, Jocelyn Chinea, Olivia Briede.

    SAM Samford Bulldogs

    No. Name
    1 Mia Krusinski (GK)
    20 Ella Simpson
    23 Alex Parr
    19 Anna Major
    21 Maison Wells
    4 Hanna Himes
    9 Fleming Dean
    34 Layton Glisson
    7 Sarah Holland
    24 Mary-Ainsley Alack
    22 Brooklyn Miller
    Samford Substitutes:
    Emma Donley, Peyton Hull, Martha Bishop, Maggie Brzica, Lindsay Worthington, Kaitlin Maynard, Abby Wright, Annessa Shively, Analisa Lujan, Caroline Donovan, Brigid Mcelderry, Margaret Defranco, Clare Nicholas, Alexa Minestrella, Samantha De Luca, Anna Martin, Mia Wehby, Whitaker Buchanan, Becca Koenig.

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