Women's Soccer at Wittenberg University

Women's Soccer at Wittenberg University on October 10 at 3:30pm.

Location:
Springfield, Ohio / Edwards-Maurer Field
Ticket Info:
All regular season games are free. Post-season NCAC and NCAA tournament games have a ticketing fee.
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Women's Soccer at Wittenberg University on October 10 at 3:30pm.
To learn more, visit: Women's Soccer Schedule

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