Women's Soccer 2023 Preview: Games Played entering the year

A previous post mentioned that McKenna Peaster- the lone returner at goalkeeper- has appeared 15 times in goal for the Mountain Lions. What that post didn't mention, however, is that she'll be the first goalie since 2015 and third since 2011 to log thirty appearances if she appears in 15 of the upcoming 18 regular-season games; and she'll move into second in the program's NCAA-era for goalie appearances if she appears in 16 of the 18 regular-season games.

Now, let's take a look at the other returning members of the roster. 

Sophomore defender Emma Brennaman: Started thirteen of fifteen games played; logged 1,044 minutes. 

Junior defender Cassidy Campbell: 2,448 minutes across 36 games with 27 starts. 

Sophomore midfielder Maya Cramer: 758 minutes across fourteen games with three starts; added a goal. 

Sophomore defender Emma Hodges: five games played. 

Junior defender Morgan Kasel: Starts in all 36 appearances; two assists; logged 3,220 minutes over three seasons.

Junior forward Brooke Morrison: Ten starts in twenty-three appearances with 1,087 minutes; scored three goals and added two assists. 

Sophomore defender Taylor Poland: 28 minutes in two games. 

Sophomore midfielder Tess Preston: Started thirteen of fourteen appearances with one assist over 1,071 minutes. 

Sophomore midfielder Alexis Scarpinato: Started all 25 appearances with 2,115 minutes; inside the NCAA-era top ten with 12 goals (on 25 shots on goal); added three assists for 27 points. 

Sophomore midfielder Vic Shanahan: Tallied 95 minutes in seven games. 

Sophomore defender Reagan Spivey: 83 minutes in seven games.

Sophomore forward Cat Wheeler: nine games played. 

Junior midfielder Ren Whitley: 1,077 minutes; started eleven of twenty-six appearances. 

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