Cards Fall at No. 15 Notre Dame

Thursday, April 16

South Bend, Ind.

5:00 PM

University of Louisville

6-9, 2-8

Notre Dame

12-4, 6-4

Team	1	2	3	4	Final F
Louisville	0	1	1	1	3
Notre Dame	8	3	4	3	18

Photo by: Mason Seidt | Louisville Athletics

April 16, 2026 | Women's Lacrosse

Box Score

Louisville falls 18-3 at Notre Dame in regular season finale

By: Lori Harmon

SOUTH BEND, Ind. – The University of Louisville lacrosse team fell 18-3 to No. 15 Notre Dame in both teams' regular season finale Thursday evening at Arlotta Stadium.

The Cardinals close the 2026 campaign with a 6-9 overall record and a 2-8 mark in Atlantic Coast Conference play.

Maggie McMahon, Ella Berg and Reese Whiteman registered a goal apiece and Grayce Kitchen tallied an assist in the game. Haley Richards finished the game with 10 saves, her 10^th double digit performance of the season. Olivia Scroggie earned a game high 10 draw controls, reaching double figures for the

Notre Dame (12-4, 6-4 ACC) took a 9-0 lead to start the game, but McMahon got the scoring started for the Cardinals with her 20^th goal of the season.

After the Irish took an 11-1 lead into halftime, they continued their run with two more goals before Ella Berg netted her team-best 34^th goal of the season. Reese Whiteman delivered her 33^rd goal of the season in the fourth quarter to cap the scoring for the Cardinals.

In the game, Louisville held a 17-5 advantage in draw controls and 12-6 edge in saves with Campbell Murray collecting a pair of stops to supplement the 10 from Richards. Notre Dame fired off 27 shots on goal compared to eight for Louisville and led 30-9 in ground balls.

NOTES:
• Ella Berg has registered at least one point in all 15 games this season
• Olivia Scroggie earned her 100^th draw of the season and finishes the year with 106 draw controls, standing fourth on UofL's single season list.
• Scroggie collected 10 draw controls, marking her third double-digit performance and first since grabbing a career-high 15 against Canisius on Feb. 25
• Haley Richards finishes the season with 179 saves, good for second on Louisville's all-time single season list.