University of Memphis Athletics

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No. 19 Tigers close home slate Sunday afternoon
Apr 10, 2021 | Women's Soccer
MEMPHIS, Tenn. – The 19th-ranked Memphis Tigers women's soccer team concludes the regular season Sunday afternoon at 1 p.m. against East Carolina. The Senior Day match at the Memphis Track and Soccer Complex will be broadcast on ESPN+.
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Memphis (7-2, 5-1 AAC) has secured the number-two seed in the American Athletic Conference Women's Soccer Championship, which starts Thursday in Tampa, Fla., at the home site of top-seeded USF.
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With a win Sunday, the Tigers would conclude a perfect home slate. Memphis has won its last 14 regular-season home games dating back to the end of the end of the 2018 campaign.
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The Tigers will be recognizing the efforts of seniors Clarissa Larisey, Samantha Murphy and Lisa Pechersky, plus senior student-manager Maya Todd. The group has compiled a 52-15-4 record over the last four seasons, plus won the AAC tournament championship in 2018 and the AAC regular-season title in 2019.
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Larisey, who hails from Ottawa, Canada, is tied for fourth in program history with 33 goals in 71 games played. Murphy, of Aurora, Ontario, Canada, has seven game-winning goals to her credit during her time in Memphis, and Pechersky has logged over 2,900 minutes as a Tiger. She is from Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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After Sunday's game, the AAC Tournament is on Thursday and Saturday at USF.
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Memphis (7-2, 5-1 AAC) has secured the number-two seed in the American Athletic Conference Women's Soccer Championship, which starts Thursday in Tampa, Fla., at the home site of top-seeded USF.
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With a win Sunday, the Tigers would conclude a perfect home slate. Memphis has won its last 14 regular-season home games dating back to the end of the end of the 2018 campaign.
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The Tigers will be recognizing the efforts of seniors Clarissa Larisey, Samantha Murphy and Lisa Pechersky, plus senior student-manager Maya Todd. The group has compiled a 52-15-4 record over the last four seasons, plus won the AAC tournament championship in 2018 and the AAC regular-season title in 2019.
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Larisey, who hails from Ottawa, Canada, is tied for fourth in program history with 33 goals in 71 games played. Murphy, of Aurora, Ontario, Canada, has seven game-winning goals to her credit during her time in Memphis, and Pechersky has logged over 2,900 minutes as a Tiger. She is from Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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After Sunday's game, the AAC Tournament is on Thursday and Saturday at USF.
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