Tremonti Signs with Louisville

University of Louisville field hockey coach Justine Sowry has announced that Minna Tremonti has signed a National Letter-of-Intent to join the Cardinals in the fall of 2019. Tremonti is part of a class of seven newcomers who will be announced in the upcoming weeks.

Minna Tremonti
Hometown: Ann Arbor, Mich.
High School: Huron High School
Position: Midfielder/Forward
Club: Fer de Lance

Minna Tremonti joins the Cardinals from Ann Arbor, Michigan, where she played for two-time state champion Huron High School. The midfielder was a NFHCA All-America third team selection and All-Midwest/West Region honoree in 2017 and 2018. Tremonti earned Michigan High School Field Hockey Association (MHSFHA) All-State first team honors for four straight years.

For the past three years, Tremonti was a Max Field Hockey Top 50 Player and would go on to be named the website's Michigan Player of the Year in 2017 and 2018.

In addition to her high school accomplishments, she was a USA Field Hockey Under 17 Junior National Camp selection and competed in the U16 Junior Olympics, National Futures Championship and Stars and Stripes in 2017.

Tremonti also brings a stellar academic resume as a 2018 MHSFHA All-Academic Senior Recipient.

Minna Tremonti on Louisville
"I chose the University of Louisville because of the comforting family vibe of the school and field hockey program. The field hockey program can also challenge and help me reach my potential as a player."

Justine Sowry on Minna Tremonti
"We are beyond thrilled that Minna will be joining our Cardinal family this fall. Minna is an athletic, exciting and dynamic player who reads the game well and can adjust quickly to her surroundings. With an outstanding work rate, on attack she is speedy, tenacious and feisty and has tremendous playmaking abilities and on defense she is gritty and relentless in her pursuit to win the ball back. Minna has improved considerably since her commitment to Louisville and now has the ability to play across multiple lines which will further increase our flexibility and depth on attack in 2019."

University of Louisville Athletics

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