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

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Georgia Bulldogs
  • 67':
  • 70':
  • 70':
FT
2 - 0
Tennessee Volunteers

    About

    Georgia Bulldogs are hosting Tennessee Volunteers 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)
    6 Jessie Dunn
    11 Kiera Staude
    21 Devon Winters
    10 Summer Denigan
    9 Amber Nguyen
    23 Nicole Vernis
    16 Ellie Gilbert
    18 Dasia Torbert
    5 Margie Detrizio
    50 Hannah White
    Georgia Substitutes:
    Nikki Bidun, Kenzie Solomon, Maddie Baker, Alyssa Stadeker, Cate Hardin, Tyler Kaseta, Millie Filson, Abby Unkraut, Aly Akers, Jocelyn Chinea, Tori Penn, Cayla Jackson, Sophia Brelage, Maddy Pirrello, Olivia Briede, Caroline Smith.

    TENN Tennessee Volunteers

    No. Name
    32 Ally Zazzara (GK)
    18 Ally Brown
    21 Leah Klurman
    15 Kennedy Price
    20 Macaira Midgley
    8 Luciana Latino
    23 Dakota Brown
    5 Jenna Stayart
    6 Sarah Bridenstine
    12 Reese Mattern
    3 Sammi Woods
    Tennessee Substitutes:
    Cayden Norris, Addie Yelton, Muriel Kroflin, Nyla Blue, Sheridan Michel, Sydney Miller, Jenna Chatterton, Hayley Howard, Bella Smith, Keaton Mitchell, Jaida Thomas, Alivia Stott, Devin Davis, Sarah Greiner, Kameran Bluette, Nolyn Bartholomew, Sarah Kate Rath, Kate Runyon, Skylar Miller, Jasmine Boggs.

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