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

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Kentucky Wildcats
  • 6':
  • 20':
  • 40':
  • 57':
FT
4 - 0
Tennessee Volunteers

    About

    Kentucky Wildcats 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

    UK Kentucky Wildcats

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

    TENN Tennessee Volunteers

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

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