Photo Essay: UCSD Women’s Soccer vs. Long Beach State

, Millie Root, Vince Hilahan, and Justin Lu
Nov 9, 2022

Triton soccer goes on the offensive. *Millie Root | The UCSD Guardian*

#14 Talisa Lin faces off against Long Beach goalie. *Vince Hilahan | The UCSD Guardian*

UCSD’s Triton Cheerleaders hyping the crowd. *Justin Lu | The UCSD Guardian*

Onlookers relieved after a strong defence on the home field. Justin Lu | The UCSD Guardian

#21 Courtney Hilliard snakes through Long Beach defense. *Vince Hilahan | The UCSD Guardian*

The home bench erupts in protest after a missed call. *Justin Lu | The UCSD Guardian*

Reporter narrates the play for a goal. *Justin Lu | The UCSD Guardian*

Referee anticipates a call for the home team. *Millie Root | The UCSD Guardian*

#17 Allie Luo defends the home goal. *Justin Lu | The UCSD Guardian*

The home crowd reaches for the last of the free T-shirts. *Justin Lu | The UCSD Guardian*

UCSD Women’s Soccer takes the field to face off against Long Beach. *Millie Root | The UCSD Guardian*

Friday night lights illuminate home field. *Justin Lu | The UCSD Guardian*

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About the Contributors

Millie Root, Photo Editor

Millie loves the way light reflects off bus windows, artisenal teas, and community co-ops. Join Millie on the journey of a lifetime to tell important stories...

Justin Lu, Photographer

Events, portraits, concerts and esports photographer! When not binging video essays on design, trivia and gaming, can be found at events or working on...

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