Dear readers, Happy Friday and thanks for coming back for another recap of the joy and excitement of UofL Women’s athletics. Fall sports are in full swing and we’ve got a boatload to cover so lets jump right in.
WSOC
UofL 2 - UT Martin 0
Photos: Jared Anderson
Louisville remains unbeaten with the win on Thursday night to move to 5-0-2 on the season (hehe.. shoutout 502!) It was a nice night for some women's soccer over at Lynn Stadium. Jared made it out there to cover the action.
About 20 minutes into the match, the Cardinals had 5 shots, none really on goal but the offense did spend a good amount of time on the attack. The Skyhawks struggled to find any momentum offensively and finished the night with a single shot attempt.
As the clock wound down in the first half, the Cardinals' Gianna Angelillo found the back of the net to score just before the break and put the Cards up 1-0 in the 44th minute. It was her first goal of the season
Not much longer after action returned to the pitch in the second half did the Cardinals put another goal on the board/ Karsyn Cherry connected in the 48th minute. It was Cherry's 5th goal of the season, a team best.
Erynn Floyd was in the net for the majority of the contest, more than 63 minutes on the night. Kailey Kimball spent the rest of the 26 minutes in the net but neither had much work to do back there.
UP NEXT
Dayton comes to town for a Sunday night match at 7pm and can be viewed on the ACC Network Extra.
Volleyball
The Cards are back in action Friday at 3pm on ESPN+
The Cardinals are coming off a significant loss midweek vs Penn St and looking to bounce back with a no doubt victory.
Field Hockey
The match between Cards and the Tigers moved up into the afternoon
Friday at 1pm. North Carolina and Penn moved to 11 a.m at Trager....all because of the threat of inclement weather.
The Cards are 1-1 after beating American University this past weekend 3-1.
About Princeton
15 returnees from last year’s team, seven freshmen, one returnee from the 2022 team (who happened to play in the Summer Olympics this year).
Beth Yeager was a first-team All-American and the Ivy League’s Offensive Player of the Year in each of her first two seasons before taking the 2023-24 academic year off from Princeton to compete with the United States national team in Olympic qualifying and then the Olympic Games, where she started every game for the USA. Yeager enters her junior year with 29 goals and 15 assists in 33 career games.
As Always,
Go Cards!
Go Cards!
~Daryl
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