Brandon Sanders scored his team-leading ninth goal of the season and Justin Keister made 10 saves as #23 Louisville fell to host #9 Kent Roosevelt 3-1 in the DIII Northeast 2 District Semifinal. The Leopards finished the season 9-7-3 after capturing their eighth straight sectional title.
Kloey Rukavina pounded 22 kills and Bailey Cole distributed 22 assists as the Lady Leopards swept Holy Name 25-21, 25-18, 25-22 in the DIII Northeast 1 District Semifinal. Aubrey Johnston collected 21 digs, Karis Miglich added 18 digs and 15 service points, and Ella Tillett recorded 5 blocks as Louisville won its third straight to improve to 14-9 and advance to its first district final since 2020.
Brandon Sanders scored the lone goal off Cale Lindner’s assist in the 44th minute while Justin Keister made five saves for his fourth shutout as the Leopards blanked the host Aviators 1-0 to capture its eighth straight sectional title and improve to 9-6-3.
Lucas Neff rushed for three touchdowns, Cody Zahler accounted for 188 yards of offense and a score, and Parker Daum booted a school-record 47-yard field goal as Louisville blanked Linsly 38-0. The Leopards held the Cadets to 100 yards, forced four turnovers, and clinched a home playoff game improving to 8-2.
Reese Riley scored twice off assists from Kasey Lint and Haile Folk, who tied Louisville’s single-season assists record, as the #7 Lady Leopards fell to #27 Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin 5-2 in the DIII Northeast 1 Sectional Final. The loss snapped Louisville’s program-record 10-game winning streak and ended its historic season at 15-3.
Brandon Sanders scored his team-leading ninth goal of the season and Justin Keister made 10 saves as #23 Louisville fell to host #9 Kent Roosevelt 3-1 in the DIII Northeast 2 District Semifinal. The Leopards finished the season 9-7-3 after capturing their eighth straight sectional title.
Kloey Rukavina pounded 22 kills and Bailey Cole distributed 22 assists as the Lady Leopards swept Holy Name 25-21, 25-18, 25-22 in the DIII Northeast 1 District Semifinal. Aubrey Johnston collected 21 digs, Karis Miglich added 18 digs and 15 service points, and Ella Tillett recorded 5 blocks as Louisville won its third straight to improve to 14-9 and advance to its first district final since 2020.
Brandon Sanders scored the lone goal off Cale Lindner’s assist in the 44th minute while Justin Keister made five saves for his fourth shutout as the Leopards blanked the host Aviators 1-0 to capture its eighth straight sectional title and improve to 9-6-3.
Lucas Neff rushed for three touchdowns, Cody Zahler accounted for 188 yards of offense and a score, and Parker Daum booted a school-record 47-yard field goal as Louisville blanked Linsly 38-0. The Leopards held the Cadets to 100 yards, forced four turnovers, and clinched a home playoff game improving to 8-2.
Reese Riley scored twice off assists from Kasey Lint and Haile Folk, who tied Louisville’s single-season assists record, as the #7 Lady Leopards fell to #27 Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin 5-2 in the DIII Northeast 1 Sectional Final. The loss snapped Louisville’s program-record 10-game winning streak and ended its historic season at 15-3.
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Maddox Mayle scored on a first-half penalty kick and Justin Keister made eight saves as #23 Louisville shut out visiting #34 St. Vincent-St. Mary 1-0 in the DIII Northeast 2 Sectional Semifinals. Louisville improves to 8-6-3 & will play at Alliance in the Sectional Finals Saturday.
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Maddux Edgein accounted for more than 300 yards of offense and four touchdowns as the Leopards defeated host GlenOak 35-8. Karter Pawley added 80 rushing yards and a score, Stephen Hann caught a touchdown pass and made an interception, and Anderson Jones recorded a strip-sack as Louisville JV won its final three games and finished 7-2.
Louisville’s Logan Galbraith returned one of four interceptions 30 yards for a touchdown as the Leopard defense held GlenOak to just 8 second-half yards in a 35-21 victory. Lucas Neff rushed for 106 yards and a score, while Cody Zahler accounted for 180 yards and two touchdowns as the 7-2 Leopards won their fourth straight.
