Duke vs Texas Tech, 2024 NCAA Division I Women's Soccer, Second Round

· NCAA Women's Soccer
Duke Blue Devils
  • 44':
  • 53':
  • 86':
FT
3 - 0
Texas Tech Red Raiders

    About

    Duke Blue Devils are hosting Texas Tech Red Raiders 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)
    21 Katie Groff
    13 Mia Minestrella
    6 Devin Lynch
    16 Carina Lageyre
    19 Maggie Graham
    18 Hannah Bebar
    3 Ella Hase
    15 Mia Oliaro
    7 Cameron Roller
    17 Nicole Chico
    Duke Substitutes:
    Bianca Dominguez, Caroline Dysart, Lauren Martinho, Madison Foxhoven, Sam Bodensteiner, Farrah Walters, Mary Long, Baleigh Bruster, Julia Saunicheva, Kat Rader, Kelly Wilson, Kaeden Koons-Perdikis, Phoebe Goldthwaite, Sophia Recupero, Taylor Evans, Elle Piper.

    TTU Texas Tech Red Raiders

    No. Name
    40 Faith Nguyen (GK)
    20 Elise Anderson
    16 Taylor Zdrojewski
    5 Cassie Taylor
    23 Macy Blackburn
    9 Peyton Parsons
    10 Jillian Martinez
    8 Kate Leibel
    37 Ashleigh Williams
    21 Molly Skurcenski
    33 Kaitlyn Giametta
    Texas Tech Substitutes:
    Sidney O'Billovich, Madeline Mueller, Grace Pilling, Clara Whitten, Chloe Soto, Alana Harry, Peyton Annen, Logan Russo, Jamie Elias, Sam Courtwright, Storie Sexton, Skylar Haase, Millie Elwood, Lauren Woodruff, Kendall Jones, Peyton Dyess, Jules Burrows, Kylie Bahr.

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