Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Weekend schedules for women's athletics



(Cardinal Couple staff columnist Jenny O' Bryan brings us the Wednesday edition of CARDINAL COUPLE with a weekend update on wherre and when the various UofL women's sports teams will be participating. Looks like a great weekend for softball and Sandy Pearsall's sluggers are coming off a great season. See ya at Ulmer!) 


It is a quiet week for women’s athletics.  No scores to report. 

Of particular interest this upcoming weekend is the first of two weekends of Fall Ball for the Softball team.   Coming off of the best record in school history, 55-5, the team will take to the filed for two games Friday, against Bellarmine at 5:00p.m. and again at 9:00 p.m. against Eastern Kentucky.  (Bellarmine and Eastern Kentucky will play each other at 7:00 p.m.).   You can find them again on the field Sunday at 2:00 p.m. against Murray State. 

One final weekend of play will be Saturday, October 6 when the team will play a double header against Bellarmine and Tennessee State, respectively. 

The team returns 7 starters and 12 letter winners from last season’s Big East Champions.   It is a short window of opportunity to get a sneak peak of the team we will see again next spring.  Find your way down to Ulmer Stadium this weekend and support your SoftballCards. 
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You can find the Cross Country team at the Greater Louisville Classic at E.P. Tom Sawyer Park on Saturday at 9:30:a.m.

Swimming and Diving opens the season this weekend at Ralph Wright Natatorium on Friday at 3:00 p.m. with an Intersquad Meet. 

All other teams are on the road:
Field Hockey hits the road to face Syracuse and Albany Saturday and Sunday this weekend.

Soccer is on the road on Friday and Sunday to face Marquette and USF.

Volleyball looks to return to their winning ways away from home while facing USF on Friday and Pittsburgh on Sunday. 

Safe travels to the teams on the road, and to all the athletes competing this weekend, Card Hard!

(Due to techincal problems, we are currently unable to add pictures to our writers' columns. The writers' can still do this, but we can't go in after the fact and add photos to their columns. Most of you will probably be happy about this. Sometimes life is so unfair...)
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2 comments:

  1. Thanks for the softball schedule notice as I can't find anywhereon the U of L offical site calendar which shows any games. Hope to see you there.

    Sandy W

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  2. I followed up with Lori at the U of L sports office who was kind enough to provide the following information regarding the upcoming exhibition softball schedule.

    From: Korte,Lori J. [mailto:ljkort01@louisville.edu]

    The team will be playing at Ulmer Stadium this weekend and on Oct. 6. The information is below – admission is free.
    2012-13 Fall Schedule
    Friday, September 28
    5:00 p.m. - Louisville vs. Bellarmine
    7:00 p.m. - Bellarmine vs. Eastern Kentucky
    9:00 p.m. - Louisville vs. Eastern Kentucky
    Sunday, September 30
    2:00 p.m. - Louisville vs. Murray State
    4:30 p.m. - Bellarmine vs. Murray State
    Saturday, October 6
    12:00 p.m.- Louisville vs. Bellarmine
    2:30 p.m. - Louisville vs. Tennessee State
    5:00 p.m.- Bellarmine vs. Tennessee State

    It is not listed as part of the schedule, because this is their fall season and the games are all exhibition, however there is a release/story about it on the softball page. There will be preview on the website today or tomorrow.
    http://www.uoflsports.com/sports/w-softbl/spec-rel/082312aaa.html

    Sandy W.

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