Sam Karcher shot a team low 87 and Jack Mayle shot 88 to lead Louisville as they finished 9th out of 12 teams at the Alliance Invitational at Alliance Country Club. Ryan Aljancic also shot 93 and Zach Root shot 97 for LHS.
Katie Bice set a school record by shooting a 32 on the front nine and finished with a tournament best 76 for the day. Louisville set an 18-hole team record by shooting 311 as a team to win the Tri-County Preseason Tournament for the first time in team history.
Louisville demolished West Branch 68-10 before blanking host Northwest 80-0 tying their largest win in team history. The Leopards won 26 of 28 individual matches and pinned 17 opponents during the tri-match with the Warriors and Indians.
Paige Cole scored a game-high 20 points and Sherilynn Mullett scored 13 but the Leopards fell to the Warriors in overtime 50-48 at the Holiday Hoopla Tournament at Walsh University. Kendal Loy also scored 7 points and had 8 rebounds for 2-1 Louisville.
Justin Shafer shot a team low 41 but the Leopards fell on the road against the Warriors 160-178. Tommy Karcher also shot a 43 for now 5-6 Louisville.
View the 2019 Division II, Region 12 Dual Team Wrestling Tournament Bracket, Schedule, Seed Order, and Tournament Preview. The Leopards have earned a bye and will take on Marlington or Norton in the Regional Quarterfinals on February 2 at Alliance High School.
Garett Lautzenheiser, Jax Leonard, and Davin Rhoads had pins in each match as the Leopards beat the Warriors 49-22 and the Spartans 57-17. Louisville is now an undefeated 7-0 on the season.
Caleb Prasco shot a team best 39 to lead the Leopards, but they fell to the host Warriors 166-174 at the Flying B Wednesday. Justin Shafer also carded a 44 for Louisville who drops to 3-3.
Ryan Pukys earned a perfect 6-0, 6-0 win in #1 Singles as Louisville shutout West Branch 5-0 on the road to clinch the NBC Outright. The #1 Doubles Team of Spencer Hall and Seth Gronow also won 6-0, 6-0 as LHS won their 60th consecutive NBC match.
Louisville rallied back from a 3-run deficit to down visiting West Branch 5-3 to clinch a share of the NBC. Andrew Gray pitched a complete game and struck out 10 and Cam Lingle batted 2-for-3 with the go-ahead double in the sixth as LHS beat the Warriors for the first time since 2014.
