By Jocelyn Scurlock Louisville extended their undefeated road winning streak on Sunday against Wake Forest, winning the match 3-1. The Cards got out to a slow start in the first set, falling behind the Demon Deacons 5-2. Though they were quickly able t…
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By Morgan Davenport Louisville fell to Kentucky, losing their second top ten match up so far this season, also in five sets. Set one started off strong for the Cardinals, playing well from the beginning. Hannah Kenny had an ace giving the Cards the lead early on. There were a lot of lead changes through
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By Morgan Davenport Louisville put up a strong fight against Texas in their first ranked match up of the season. Unfortunately, the Cardinals fell after five sets. The first set started off strong for the Cardinals with a 5-0 run. Chloe Chicone kicked off the set with an amazing dig, bringing the energy up from
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By Morgan Davenport Louisville Volleyball took down Illinois in four sets this afternoon, dropping their first set of the season. The Cardinals started off the set strong with a kill from Cara Cresse, but the Fighting Illini were ready to put up a fight. Illinois kept the Cards on their toes, keeping it
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By Morgan Davenport Louisville volleyball released their 2025 schedule Friday, but there is a significant difference from last season. From first glance the schedule seems lighter than usual, excluding many of the top tier teams the Cards have played in the non-conference in years past. Perhaps the most notable omission from the regular season schedule
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By Morgan Davenport On Sunday, the Louisville Cardinals punched their ticket to baseball’s biggest show: Omaha. This is the sixth Louisville appearance in the College World Series and first time since 2019 all because of this spectacular team. There is major buzz about stand-out Senior, Eddie King Jr. He has brought a whole new level
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By Morgan Davenport No. 14 Louisville dropped a high-scoring series to the NC State Wolfpack. The series loss is only the second of the season for the Cards. Friday Louisville started off the series with a run off a passed ball and a shutout pitching to take a 1-0 lead after the first inning. Then
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By Morgan Davenport No. 14 Louisville walks off Kentucky in a thrilling ten-inning match-up. This game was a slow burn, but the Cardinals gritted it out when it mattered most. Somebody do something The game started off dull, with neither team finding success in the first. Both teams entered the game top 30 nationally in
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By Morgan Davenport No. 18 Louisville baseball had an impressive week of nothing but wins. The strong showing comes as the Cards have come down to Earth a bit in recent weeks. Tuesday Louisville kicked off their impressive outing with a rocky start at the Indiana Hoosiers. Zion Rose reached base on an error, and
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By Morgan Davenport Louisville had an eventful week of games, taking down three different teams. Tuesday The Cardinals started off strong with the Lipscomb Bison. Alex Alicea kicked off the scoring with two-RBI-triple in the second, lighting the fire for the Cards offense. In the fourth, Matt Klein gained the Cards a three-run home run.
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By Derek DeBurger Louisville had a successful week, taking down a duo of Big East opponents to go 3-1 on the week. Wednesday The week got out to an electric start with a weekday game against the Butler Bulldogs. The Cards got off to a great start, going up 2-0 by the end of the
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By Morgan Davenport Louisville went 2-1 against their competition in the Shriners Children’s College Showdown, pulling off two ranked upsets in the process. As one of the biggest underdogs in the field, Louisville perhaps has the biggest improvement in perception out of anyone in the sport’s opening weekend. Opening night The Cards opened their season
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By Morgan Davenport Louisville will head down to Arlington, Texas for the Shriners Children’s College Showdown to open the new season. They will face Texas, Oklahoma State and the Arizona in the hopes of getting three top 25 victories to start their 2025 campaign. There is a lot of talent returning to the field this
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By Morgan Davenport and Derek DeBurger Dani Busboom Kelly has left Louisville volleyball after eight years as head coach to take the same position at Nebraska. The news comes less than 30 minutes after the announced retirement of longtime coach John Cook. Under Busboom Kelly, Louisville has reached unprecedented heights including two national championship appearances.
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