Louisville Women's Basketball Postgame Notes vs. Duke

No. RV/RV Louisville 56, RV/RV Duke 63
Jan. 1, 2023 – Cameron Indoor Stadium
Attendance: 1,720
Team Notes:

Since the start of the 2017-18 season, Louisville is 57-9 on the road, good for a .864 winning percentage in those games. The wins rank second and the winning percentage is fourth in the NCAA over that span.
The Cardinals are just the third team this season to shoot over 40 percent from the floor against Duke (25-54, 46.3%). The Blue Devils came into the matchup ranked fourth in the NCAA in field goal percentage defense with teams shooting just 32.1 percent against Duke.
Louisville is 116-19 (.859) in ACC play since they joined the league in 2014-15. They are the only school with a winning percentage above .800 in conference games and they have nine more wins than the school with the second-highest win total over that span.
Louisville is 100-26 in the month of January under Walz. Over the past four seasons, the Cardinals are 27-2 in games played in January.
The Cardinals have won 162 games and hold a .871 (162-24) winning percentage since the start of the 2017-18 season. The wins rank third and winning percentage ranks fourth in the NCAA.
Louisville is 173-8 in their last 181 games against unranked opponents.

Player Notes:

Hailey Van Lith led the team with 23 points on 11-of-21 shooting from the floor.
- It was the second-straight game she has scored 20 points or more and ninth time she has done it this season.
- She has scored 20 or more points in each of the Cardinals three ACC games this season and is averaging 22.3 points in conference games.
Mykasa Robinson returned to action against Duke and moved into a tie for eighth in program history for games played in her career with 140.
- Robinson led the team and tied a season high with four assists.
- She also led the team with two steals, her fifth game with multiple steals this season.
Chrislyn Carr went 2-for-3 from behind the arc against Duke. It was her 10th game with multiple threes this season and she leads the team with 40 on the year.
Liz Dixon hauled in a season-high eight rebounds against Duke.

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