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Tennessee Soccer Sets New Attendance Record
21 Aug
Summary
- Tennessee soccer team set a new attendance record.
- The Lady Vols defeated Milwaukee with a score of 4-0.
- A record crowd of 5,489 attended the match.
The No. 16 Tennessee Lady Volunteers soccer team secured a decisive 4-0 victory over Milwaukee on Thursday. This commanding performance was amplified by a record-breaking attendance at Regal Soccer Stadium. A total of 5,489 spectators filled the venue, shattering the prior attendance record of 4,040, which was set in 2025.
Head coach Joe Kirt expressed his gratitude to the fans for creating an "incredible environment." The scoring for Tennessee was spread across multiple players, including Taylor Cheatham, Kameran Bluette, Jayla Blue, and Marlee Raymond. Assists were provided by Emerson Moore, Kylee Simmons, and Bella Smith. Goalkeeper Cayden Norris held a clean sheet for the majority of the match, with Lauryn Berry also contributing in goal.
