No. 25 Pitt narrowly defeated the University of Louisville lacrosse team 15-14 in overtime at UofL Lacrosse Stadium. The match featured intense competition with five lead changes and six ties, reflecting the closely matched abilities of both teams. UofL head coach Scott Teeter noted the game's emotional swings and highlighted key performances from players like Maggie McMahon and Ella Berg. Despite the loss, Louisville showcased resilience, battling back from deficits to force overtime.

By the Numbers
  • Pitt outshot Louisville 32-31, with a 23-15 advantage in shots on goal.
  • Louisville鈥檚 Haley Richards made 11 saves, keeping the game competitive.
  • Maggie McMahon and Ella Berg each tallied six points for Louisville.
State of Play
  • Pitt currently stands with a record of 8-7 (4-6 ACC); Louisville is at 6-8 (2-7 ACC).
  • The game featured six ties and five lead changes, emphasizing the competitive nature of the match.
  • Louisville lost despite leading late in the game, showcasing both teams' abilities to dictate the pace.
What's Next

Louisville will face No. 19 Notre Dame on Thursday to conclude the regular season, with hopes of bouncing back from this narrow defeat.

Bottom Line

This tightly contested overtime match highlights the need for improved decision-making from Louisville, as they aim to capitalize on mistakes in their upcoming games.