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UofL’s Emina Ekic declares for 2021 women’s soccer draft

December 21, 2020December 21, 2020 Charlie Springer 0 Comments

Raise your hand if you knew the University of Louisville women’s soccer team had the 2020 offensive player of the year in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Something to look forward to for next season maybe? Sorry but UofL’s Emina Ekic won’t be around next year.

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Louisville dismisses three soccer players

August 6, 2020 Charlie Springer COVID-19, Louisville soccer

Three members of the University of Louisville men’s soccer program have been dismissed, and three suspended as a result of disciplinary measures. The measures stem from a party that resulted in the shutdown of preseason activities for four Cardinal sports. Names of the affected players were not

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Hayden wants championships for Louisville soccer

December 27, 2018December 29, 2018 Charlie Springer John Michael Hayden, Louisville soccer

His dream job is a reality. John Michael Hayden has played on two national championship teams and was a first round pick in the Major League Soccer draft. Now he wants to take the University of Louisville to the next level. Hayden was selected as

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Ken Lolla misses having Tom Jurich around

December 13, 2018December 15, 2018 Charlie Springer Ken Lolla, Louisville soccer, Tom Jurich

This Observer is still trying to come to grips with Ken Lolla’s surprising decision to resign as head coach of the University of Louisville soccer team. One of the highest paid college coaches, with the absolute best facilities, and the solid support of the fan

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Louisville soccer needs to derail Akron’s 12-game winning streak

November 30, 2017November 30, 2017 Charlie Springer Ken Lolla, Louisville soccer, Tate Schmitt

Ken Lolla’s soccer team is back. So close. So far. Final home game, last chance to see a University of Louisville team within three wins of a national championship. Big challenge, however, with a foe that has won its past 12 games and evoking significant

Stanford's wall-to-wall defense keeps UofL bottled up all night long (Cindy Rice Shelton photo)>

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Louisville Soccer goes down, but, hey, 2016 is almost over

December 4, 2016December 4, 2016 Charlie Springer

On the verge of something special, but down they go. Again. Still the year 2016, folks, a memorable one for University of Louisville athletics, and not in a good way. Lots of potential, plenty of wins, but consistently falling short of any special post-season milestones.

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Soccer team comes through for UofL, on to the Elite 8

November 27, 2016November 27, 2016 Charlie Springer Louisville soccer, NCAA soccer, Notre Dame

Having sat through three consecutive University of Louisville losses over the extended holiday weekend, one was more than little apprehensive about showing up for the UofL-Notre Dame soccer NCAA tournament game on Sunday. Losses to Baylor in men’s basketball on Friday, Kentucky in football on Saturday,

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