The five signees include Emma Boblitt from Mercy Academy in Louisville, Kentucky, Jamie Cappelletti from Saint Francis High School in San Jose, California, Addison Crawford from California High School in San Ramon, California, Mackenize Secrest from Gettysburg Area High School in Orrtanna, Pennsylvania, and Savannah Young from Heritage High School in Brentwood, California.

“This class has a dominant battery within in that compliment each other well and Lindsey Miller is an exceptional defensive catcher who will be able to work with Julie Kelley and Carson Fall. Allison Blum and Anna Mauck are both extremely versatile athletes who we will use to their full disposal who are additionally outstanding hitters and competitors in the box who will add to the depth of our offense. Ava Emmert is reliable infielder who adds a lot of power to our lineup and extends the length of our order one through nine,” said Lawson.

White commends Milroe for his high level of play, describing him as extremely talented and a skilled operator of the offense. He acknowledges Milroe’s ability to make plays when the pocket collapses but also emphasizes his consistently strong ball placement and ability to connect with his playmakers. White believes Milroe is currently performing at a top-notch level.

The Cardinals got off to a strong start, scoring a touchdown in the first quarter. Quarterback, John Thompson, found wide receiver, Mark Johnson, for a 20-yard touchdown pass, giving Louisville an early 7-0 lead. The Cavaliers, however, quickly responded with a touchdown of their own, tying the game at 7-7.

The Cardinals currently hold a strong record of 21-3 overall and 12-2 in the ACC. They had a mixed performance over the weekend, suffering a defeat against No. 10-ranked Georgia Tech, but bouncing back with a victory over Clemson. These results have placed the Cardinals in a four-way tie for first in the league alongside Pitt, Georgia Tech, and Florida State.

During the fall season, Moss showcased his talent by delivering outstanding performances. He finished with four top-10 finishes, a remarkable feat. Moss became the first player in school history to win back-to-back tournaments, securing victories at the Bearcat Invitational and the Rod Myers Invitational. He displayed impressive skill and determination, posting scores of -12-under-par and 11-under-par, respectively.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The Louisville Cardinals men’s basketball team is gearing up for their second game of the season as they face off against Chattanooga at the KFC Yum! Center on Friday night. The game, which is set to begin at 7 p.m. ET, will be available for streaming on ACC Network Extra and ESPN+.

Louisville enters the tournament with a solid 14-6 overall record, despite recently falling 1-0 to third-ranked Duke in the semifinals of the ACC Championship. The team secured the No. 3 seed in the conference tournament with a 3-3 record against ACC opponents.

The women’s 6K race will kick off the morning at 11:00 a.m. ET, followed by the men’s 10K race at 12:00 p.m. ET. Both teams will be looking to showcase their abilities in these challenging distances.

Barker-John had a slow start to the season, but he soon found his stride and became an instrumental player for the Cardinals. Scoring just one point in the first six matches, the sophomore showcased his skills by scoring eight goals in an eight-match stretch, including several multi-goal performances. Barker-John currently leads the Cardinals with nine goals and 21 points, placing him sixth and fifth in the ACC, respectively.