BayLeigh Routt, Author at BGSC

Racing Louisville Unveils Stellar Roster for USL W League

BayLeigh Routt / 2 days

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On social media this week Racing Louisville unveiled its stellar roster for the USL W League season that kicks off May 14 and runs through June 21. Racing’s focus this season seems to be on building on their academy. Of the 32 players, this year the squad features 19 players that currently play for or have recently graduated from the Racing Louisville Academy!

Last-Minute Drama Gotham vs. Louisville Ends in Draw

BayLeigh Routt / 5 days

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After picking up a 2-0 loss versus Washington Spirit last weekend, Gotham FC sought to regain momentum at home today versus Racing Louisville. Gotham FC, the reigning champions, have struggled in their first four games of the regular season as injuries and international duties have posed an early-season challenge. Earlier this year Racing Louisville and […]

Racing Louisville FC Makes History with Epic Victory

BayLeigh Routt / 2 weeks

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On Saturday, Racing Louisville FC not only secured a win but also a couple historic milestones. Racing Louisville’s 5-1 victory over the Utah Royals marked the highest goals scored in Racing’s club history. The match also marked the club’s first win of the 2024 NWSL season in front of their largest crowd of 11,365 fans—breaking the previous attendance record by more than 1,000 fans.

EKU Soccer’s Most Decorated Team in Program History

BayLeigh Routt / 3 weeks
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Last week Eastern Kentucky University’s 2024 class became the most highly decorated group of incoming players in program history. On March 10, head coach Matt Cosinuke announced that the team signed Bo Claussen from Virginia and Fernanda Quiroz, a U15/U17 Mexico Youth National Team player. Earlier this year the Colonels had already signed three All-Americans; before 2024, the team had only signed one incoming freshman All-American in nearly twenty years.

Innovations for Sustainable Olympic Games Venues

BayLeigh Routt / 3 weeks

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The Paris 2024 Olympic Aquatics Centre is a symbol for a more responsible, more inclusive, and more sustainable Olympic Games. 95% of the venues are existing or temporary; and the Aquatics Centre is at the heart of placing any new constructions where they’re really needed to benefit the city and its people long-term.

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