Mississippi State vs Kentucky, 2024 NCAA Division I Women's Soccer, 2024 NCAA Division I Women

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Mississippi State Bulldogs
  • 25':
FT
1 - 0
Kentucky Wildcats

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    Mississippi State Bulldogs are hosting Kentucky Wildcats 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

    MSST Mississippi State Bulldogs

    No. Name
    1 Maddy Anderson (GK)
    5 Ally Perry
    11 Hannah Johnson
    28 Price Loposer
    7 Alexis Gutierrez
    26 Ruthny Mathurin
    19 Kennedy Husbands
    27 Zoe Main
    23 Ilana Izquierdo
    16 Rylie Combs
    29 Aitana Martinez-Montoya
    Mississippi State Substitutes:
    Katelyn Carroll, Harlee Head, Mckinnan Braswell, Charlotte Grim, Morgan English, Allison Kolski, Elle Mccaslin, Riley Thompson, Macey Hodge, Leah Varela, Maggie Wadsworth, Alivia Buxton, Naila Schoefberger, Ellie Pitts, Kara Harris, Chelsea Wagner, Sutton Webb, Ashlyn Kane, Ines Simas, Lauryn Taylor, Sierra Bergen, Kelsey Clay.

    UK Kentucky Wildcats

    No. Name
    17 Marz Josephson (GK)
    11 Katherine Truitt
    20 Catherine Derosa
    32 Grace Hoytink
    7 Mia Bookhard
    12 Sophia Mattice
    2 Maddie Kemp
    3 Michelle Moskau
    25 Makala Woods
    24 Grace Phillpotts
    26 Alexis Tylenda
    Kentucky Substitutes:
    Nikki Coryell, Tallulah Miller, Gaby Rourke, Thalia Morisi, Sydni Fink, Alyssa Abramson, Sydney Neira, Annalise Cannada, Lesley Kiesling, Maddie Eastman, Jasmine Nixon, Emerson Andrews, Myra Schneider, Marilia Nieves-Melchor, Dana Dahm, Anna Sikorski, Kathleen Ngulefac, Ashley Mekitarian, Kennedy Chambers, Mallory Glass, Tanner Strickland, Gianna Tuzzolino, Elsi Twombly, Avery Lampe, Jadyn Rupnow, Reese Wilson, Isabella Stewart, Abigail Stager.

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