TicketsCINCINNATI – The Cincinnati lacrosse team fell, 18-13, to Louisville inside Nippert Stadium on Wednesday afternoon.
Lauren Ottensmeyer led the Bearcats with a career-high six goals. She has 31 goals this season.
Camryn Callaghan finished with three goals, making this her eighth-straight game recording a hat trick. She moves into the sixth spot in program history with 92 career goals.
Ottenmeyer's first-quarter hat trick gave Cincinnati an early 3-0 lead, but Louisville's Kokoro Nakazawa quickly answered with two goals to close out the first 15 minutes of play.
Victoria Macres registered a career-high 13 saves with a .419 save percentage.
Junior defender Alexis Rich earned the first goal of her career late in the fourth quarter to cut the Cardinals' lead to five goals.
Fourth quarter goals by Grace Jenny, Ottensmeyer, Callaghan and Rich sparked a fuse in the Bearcats' energy but the late rally was not enough to overcome Louisville's dominant offense.
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Cincinnati travels up the road to take on crosstown rival, Xavier on March 10 at 12 p.m
Lauren Ottensmeyer led the Bearcats with a career-high six goals. She has 31 goals this season.
Camryn Callaghan finished with three goals, making this her eighth-straight game recording a hat trick. She moves into the sixth spot in program history with 92 career goals.
Ottenmeyer's first-quarter hat trick gave Cincinnati an early 3-0 lead, but Louisville's Kokoro Nakazawa quickly answered with two goals to close out the first 15 minutes of play.
Victoria Macres registered a career-high 13 saves with a .419 save percentage.
Junior defender Alexis Rich earned the first goal of her career late in the fourth quarter to cut the Cardinals' lead to five goals.
Fourth quarter goals by Grace Jenny, Ottensmeyer, Callaghan and Rich sparked a fuse in the Bearcats' energy but the late rally was not enough to overcome Louisville's dominant offense.
// UP NEXT
Cincinnati travels up the road to take on crosstown rival, Xavier on March 10 at 12 p.m