A Louisville City FC blog

The first two matches went well for Louisville City, but the momentum was derailed when the El Paso Locomotive came rolling into town. A humbling 3-0 loss was a stark reminder that anyone can win on any given day. There is little time to dwell on the spoiled home opener as the boys in purple are heading back to California to take on one of the best in the west, Sacramento Republic. Morados played and beat Sac Republic last season but it was only a few days before their US Ope

Six points in two matches in California isn’t too shabby of a way to start the year. Louisville City most recently avenged their 2022 loss to Monterey Bay and will now head home to play El Paso. All signs seemed to point to a great home opener. What could possibly go wrong? Lineup With eight players unavailable for action, a few fresh faces made it into the mix for this match. Elijah Wynder and Carlos Moguel earned starts along with newcomer Ramzi Qawasmy. Jorge Gonzalez made

It was announced today that Travis Smith (IG/Twitter) and Colin Elder (IG/Twitter) have signed academy contracts with Louisville City, joining Issac Cano, who signed an academy contract in February. USL Academy contracts allow players to train with and play for a professional team while retaining their NCAA eligibility. Smith is a 6’1” All-State First Team selection defender from Manual who has committed his future to Wake Forest. “I’m really excited and grateful for the oppo

The boys in purple began their season with wins at both Orange County and Monterey Bay. Playing away, especially so far away, is tough. While staying in Cali is good to help reduce travel, it’s still less than ideal conditions. Despite that, LouCity will make their triumphant home debut with all six points in tow. The El Paso Locomotive’s have the unfortunate honor of being Morados’ home match. Between Louisville’s historically strong home record and El Paso’s slow start, it

Coming off the first match and first win of the season for Louisville City, revenge was in order as the boys in purple entered their second-ever meeting with Monterey Bay FC. The first match was a shocking win for the California team that left a sour taste in fans’ mouths. Would LouCity be able to secure some points in their second straight match out on the West coast? Lineup The injury list was uncomfortably long, however, there is plenty of talent on the roster to field a v

Louisville City began their season on a positive note with a 3-1 road win over Orange County. Niall McCabe, Cameron Lancaster, and Matiti Mushagalusa all found their first goals while Brian Ownby put on a POTM performance with two assists and a shot that rattled the crossbar. The boys in purple will remain in California for their next match against Monterey Bay. Entering their sophomore season in the USL, Monterey will be looking to continue the momentum they had in the latte

The long wait is finally over. Louisville City soccer is back. The core of the 2022 squad remained intact, with only a few new faces brought in to complement the team and help propel them to the next level. With a full preseason under their belts, it was time to start the march through the regular season. First up is Orange County SC. This is a foe that made a number of offseason adjustments and would own the benefits of having home-field advantage in this first match. Lineup