WSOC gets first tie of the season
Louisville battled a stingy Golden Bears in women's Soccer yesterday out on the Cal campus but could not push by them for a win. Instead, they gained a point with a1-1 tie...to start out the Cards action for the day.
Louisville, now 8-1-1, struck first off a corner in the 36th minute. Eefje Botjer earned her first goal of the season and second of her career when she headed the ball into the back of the net...following up on a Amelia Swinarski shot-on-goal.
That 1-0 lead held thru the first half.
California would tie it with 63 minutes played when Amelie Hoppe got her first goal of the season. And, the tie remained until the 90 minures has expired.
The Cards had 14 shots, with three on goal. Cal took eight shots wth one on frame
Cal goes to 2-4-4 on the season.
Louisville returns to action Sunday when they will host FSU. It is scheduled for a noon start and will be shown on the ACC Network, if you are unable to attend.
VOLLEYBALL LOSES IN FOUR SETS TO UK IN MEMORIAL
Louisville Volleyball took the first set 25-19 against UK, but the luck went south after that.
Per usual,we won't offer a lot of commentary or stats on a loss, especially when it comes against UofL's in-state rival. The 7,000 in Memorial Coliseum were loud, pumped and cheering on their 7-2 Cats. The Cards go to 10-2
Brooke Bultema got a block to give Louisville the first set 25-19 win.
In the second set,UK and UofL played extra Volleyball but the Cars ended up on top 29-27
Set three had the Cards rally late but could not catch UK's early lead and lost 25-21
The final set was UK's 25-19.
Louisville stays on the road and will play Syracuse Friday.
paulie
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