No. 16 Cards Top Bellarmine 4-0

Tuesday, October 6

LOUISVILLE, KY

6:00 PM

University of Louisville

(9-4)

Bellarmine

(2-8)

Team	1	2	3	4	Final F
Bellarmine	0	0	0	0	0
Louisville	0	1	1	2	4

Photo by: Mason Seidt | Louisville Athletics

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Four different players score in Louisville's sixth shutout of the season

By: Lori Harmon

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Four different players found the back of the cage to help the No. 16-ranked University of Louisville field hockey team defeat Bellarmine 4-0 Tuesday evening at Trager Stadium.

With the win, the Cardinals improve to 9-4 and are now 6-1 at home in the 2026 campaign. Bellarmine drops 2-8 overall.

Annabel Sep registered a goal and an assist and Tatum Bohnert, Tyler Everslage and Maggie Kearin also added goals while Chloe Plumb and Jaelen Perez tallied a pair of assists each. Goalkeepers Emily Young and Katie Hume combined on Louisville's sixth shutout of the season.

The teams were scoreless through the first 15 minutes of play before the Cardinals broke through with sophomore Tatum Bohnert's first career goal in the opening minute of the second quarter.

Louisville took the 1-0 lead into the break after owning an 8-0 advantage in shots and a 4-0 edge in penalty corners.

The Cards continued the scoring early in the third quarter when senior Sep connected on penalty corner assists from senior Plumb and Perez to register her fifth goal of the season.

Everslage followed suit with her fifth goal of the season after connecting on a penalty corner shot from Sep in the first minute of the third quarter. Ten minutes later, Kearin chipped in her first career goal with penalty corner assists from Plumb and Perez to cap the scoring.

Overall, Louisville led in shots on goal (16-1) and penalty corners (12-0).

After three straight games at home, the Cardinals will hit the road for an Atlantic Coast Conference matchup at No. 11 Syracuse on Friday at 3 p.m.

"It's always great to play against a local team in Bellarmine, and we want to try to do that more moving forward," said UofL head coach Justine Sowry. "We were able to get a lot of different people in which means that it was a little bit choppy with our different combinations, I thought that defensively we looked pretty good and as the game went on, we felt fairly comfortable, but now all eyes are on Syracuse. It's a very short turnaround and we look forward to our next ACC game."