Trager Stadium

The Cards are celebrating their 50-year anniversary of the sport.

Duke, number three team in the country, will be back for a match at Trager Stadium, the final home game of the season for Louisville.

Louisville hosting Duke on Saturday at 1:00.

Pam Bustin, by the way, she was at the program, uh, head coach of the program before Justine Sowry, actually hired, hi- hired Justine Sowry as an assistant for her program, and they, uh, she has...

And when you look at, uh, what they've got coming up left, uh, after a win last night over Bellarmine, the Cardinals have six matches, five matches, regular season matches left.

The Bellarmine win, by the way, 4 to nothing last night at Trager Stadium.

The Cardinals now 9-4 on the season, 3-1 in league play.

Goal in the second period for Louisville last night from Tatum Bohnert, a goal in the third period from Annabel Sepp, and two in the fourth, Maggie Keering and Tyler Everslage.

Overall, Louisville outshot Stanford 17 to five.

Louisville will close the, close out a three-game home stand tomorrow at six o'clock when Bellarmine visits Trager Stadium.

Again, tomorrow, six o'clock, Bellarmine at Trager Stadium.

By the way, for volleyball, we were talking about volleyball just a couple minutes ago, this weekend, Cal, uh, Thursday night at seven o'clock, and then Stanford Sunday at one o'clock.

Cal and Stanford this week.

Yeah.

Traeger Stadium.

I would do it.

I mean w- who's gonna...

Last segment, and then we've got a couple of other things to talk about, but our last playing segment, rapid fire.

16th ranked Louisville field hockey team defeated St. Joseph's 2-0 Sunday afternoon at Traeger Stadium with their second straight shutout.

The Cardinals at 6-2 extend their home winning streak to four games.

It also marked Coach Justine Sowery's 200th victory at the University of Louisville.