Girls Tennis Earns Road Wins at Alliance & Lake, Now 6-5
The Leopards went on the road to defeat the Aviators 4-1 on Tuesday and the Blue Streaks 5-0 on Wednesday to improve to 6-5 on the season.
Louisville Leopards Tennis
Louisville Leopards Tennis News and Articles
Girls Tennis Wins 60th Straight NBC Match, Alone in 1st
The Lady Leopards defeated Canton South 4-1 and then blanked West Branch & Salem 5-0 to earn their 60th consecutive NBC victory. Louisville now stands alone in 1st place in the conference standings.
Girls Tennis Ousted by St. Joseph Academy in OTCA Tournament
Kayla Pukys dominated in #1 Singles 6-0, 6-3 but the Leopards still fell to the undefeated Jaguars 4-1 in the second round of the OTCA Tournament.
Girls Tennis Sweeps Lake in OTCA Tournament Opener
The Leopards blanked the Blue Streaks 5-0 in the opening round of the OTCA Tournament winning 4 of their 5 matches in straight sets. Louisville has now won 7 straight against Lake.
Girls Tennis Undone By Unicorns 5-0 in Season Opener
Kayla Pukys forced a third set in #1 Singles, but fell in a Super Tie Breaker to Marissa Madison as the Columbus School for Girls Shutout Louisville 5-0 in the season opener.
Boys Tennis Postseason Recap
Jake Pukys became the first ever 4-time District Qualifier in Leopards Tennis history. Overall he finished with a school best record of 86-19 and Alex Hall placed second all-time with 58 dual match wins.
Spring Sports Awards & Honors 2016
Louisville Leopards Spring Sports 2016 NBC Conference Award Winners as well as all Scholar Athletes & Letter Winners.
Boys Tennis Downs West Branch, Most Wins Since 1977
Jake Pukys won a perfect 6-0, 6-0 in #1 Singles to lead the Leopards past the Warriors 4-1. The Senior Class finishes 40-0 in the NBC with the win and Louisville finishes with a mark of 18-5 for the 2016 campaign.
Boys Tennis Beats Bulldogs 4-1
Louisville defeated Green 4-1 Thursday to become just the fifth team in school history to reach 17 wins. The Leopards are now 17-5 on the year.
Boys Tennis Falls in OTCA Regional Quarterfinal Vs. Jackson
The Leopards were blanked by the Polar Bears 5-0 to end their deepest team tournament run ever. Louisville also fell 5-0 to North Canton Hoover on Senior Night Monday.
