The Louisville Cardinals softball team represents

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Division I

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. The team participates in the

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. The

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are currently led by head coach

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. The team plays its home games at Ulmer Stadium located on the university's campus.

History

Coaching history

Championships

Conference Championships

Conference Tournament Championships

Coaching staff

Season-by-season results

Awards and honors

Conference awards and honors

Sources:

Conference USA Player of the Year

*Courtney Moore, 2005

Conference USA Freshman of the Year

*Audrey Rendon, 2004

Big East Player of the Year

*Melissa Roth, 2009 *Chelsea Bemis, 2010

Big East Pitcher of the Year

*Catherine Bishop, 2006

References

External links

* {{University of Louisville 2000 establishments in Kentucky Sports clubs and teams established in 2000