Louisville Downs Dover 62-57 – Girls Basketball
Paige Cole scored a team-high 17 points to lead the Lady Leopards in a 62-57 road win over the Tornadoes. Kendal Loy and Sherilynn Mullett also scored 13 each as Louisville improved to 4-3.
Paige Cole scored a team-high 17 points to lead the Lady Leopards in a 62-57 road win over the Tornadoes. Kendal Loy and Sherilynn Mullett also scored 13 each as Louisville improved to 4-3.
Kayla Gibson scored a team-high 17 points, but the Leopards fell to the host Cardinals 49-42. Paige Cole also scored 11 points and both Kelsey Adelman and Sherilynn Mullett added 6 apiece for now 2-2 LHS.
Kayla Gibson scored a game-high 18 points as the Leopards rallied from a double digit deficit to down the host Quakers 59-55 in the season opener Friday. Paige Cole also poured in 16 and Sherilynn Mullett dropped in 14.
Bobby Ganser took 3rd place as the Leopards Boys won their first District Championship since 2016. Cassidy Kiko took 7th for the girls to qualify for Regionals as the Lady Leps placed 6th as a team.
Cassidy Kiko took 1st place individually leading Louisville to a 1st place finish as a team. Five Lady Leopards placed in the top 10 including Kayla Gibson in 5th and Emma Patterson in 6th.
Bobby Ganser took 3rd as one of 4 Leopards runners to place in the top 10 as the LHS Boys rolled to the County Title. Cassidy Kiko took 9th to lead the Lady Leopards who finished 4th as a team at the Stark County Championships Meet.
Cassidy Kiko placed 64th to lead Louisville in their first ever night race under the lights at the Centerville Saturday Night Lights Race. LHS finished 24th competing against 21 ranked teams.
Bobby Ganser finished 8th to lead the Boys to their first ever 1st place finish at the Boardman Spartan Invitational. Kayla Gibson finished in 49th to lead the Girls who took 18th.
Bobby Ganser placed 2nd individually to lead the Boys to a 2nd place finish as a team at the Wooster Invitational. Cassidy Kiko took 10th individually to lead the Girls to a 5th place finish.
Kayla Gibson and Miklos Hendricks were both individual champions in leading both Louisville Cross Country Teams to a dominating first place finish at the East Canton Invitational. 10 different Leopards finished in the top 10 in total.