Michael Emerick Jr rolled a 445 series to lead Louisville past East Canton 2269-2239 at Eastbury Bowling Center. Caitlyn Arbogast rolled a 282 series to lead the Lady Leopards in their 2118-1718 loss to the Lady Hornets.
Michael Emerick rolled a 408 series but the Louisville Boys were edged by East Canton 2440-2429. Madison Denzer rolled a 399 series for the Lady Leopards who fell to the Lady Hornets 2107-1870.
Caleb Miller threw 6 shutout innings and struck out 5 as the Leopards blanked the visiting Hornets 6-0. Charlie Roberts also went 3-for-4 with an RBI double and JT Popick had 2 hits, scored 2 runs, and stole 3 bases as LHS improved to 13-7.
Dave Kerry rolled a 502 series to lead the Leopards Boys past the Hornets 2762-2484. Alysa Thornhill rolled a 264 to lead the Louisville Girls as they fell to East Canton 1672-1512.
Colby Adams placed 7th and Bobby Ganser took 15th to lead Louisville to a 4th place finish at the DI State Meet. This was the Leopards best finish at state since 2015.
Jack Mayle shot a team low 81 to take 10th individually as the Leopards placed 5th out of 15 competing teams at the Stark County Tournament. Sam Karcher also shot 87 and both Cole Miller & Zach Root carded 93 each for LHS.
The Lady Leopards swept the visiting Hornets 25-12, 25-14, 25-21 in their Play for a Cure match. Over $2,000 was raised for local families fighting cancer during the event hosted by Begue for a Cure. LHS is now 5-7 on the season with the win.
Sam Karcher shot a competitive low 38 as Louisville shot their best match of the year in a 162-224 victory over visiting East Canton. Zach Root also shot 40 as the Leopards improved to 2-2.
The Louisville Boys placed 1st and the Lady Leopards took 5th out of 11 teams at the Larry Cogan Invitational in Carrollton Friday. Colby Adams set a stadium record in the 3200 meter run and Dale Stauffer swept the hurdle events for the boys.
Lauren Stillwagon had a pair of hits and Matti Benson hit an RBI double but Louisville fell to visiting East Canton 8-2. Shelby Mayle also had an RBI for the now 5-5 Lady Leopards.
