Louisville Wins Dual Opener at Tuslaw 52-27 – Wrestling
The Louisville Leopards Varsity Wrestling Team defeated the host Tuslaw Mustangs 52-27 Thursday Night in their dual season opener at Tuslaw High School.
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Emerick Rolls 279, But Leopards Swept At Lake – Bowling
Michael Emerick Jr rolled a 279 in game one en rout to a 442 series to lead the Louisville Boys in their 2406-2001 loss at Lake. Madison Denzer also rolled a 327 series to lead the Lady Leopards who fell to the host Blue Streaks 2268-1801 at Park Centre Lanes.
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Lady Leopards Hot Start Propels Them to Win Over Boardman 51-46 – Girls Basketball
Brooke Haren scored a team high 17 points to lead the Lady Leopards past the visiting Spartans 51-46. Taryn Miglich also scored 14 points and Taylor McCully dropped in 11 as Louisville earned its first win of the season.
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Aljancic Scores 32 in Leopards Loss at Canton McKinley 76-67 – Boys Basketball
Will Aljancic scored a team high 32 points to lead the Leopards in their 76-67 road loss to the host Bulldogs. Brayden Gross and Beau Siegfried also finished with 11 point each as Louisville dropped to 0-2.
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Lady Leopards Fall at Home to Green 60-51 – Girls Basketball
Brooke Haren scored a team high 23 points to lead the Lady Leopards in their 60-51 loss to the visiting Bulldogs. Taryn Miglich also scored 11 and Courtney Barwick added 6 for Louisville who fell to 0-2.
Louisville Wins Dual Opener at Tuslaw 52-27 – Wrestling
The Louisville Leopards Varsity Wrestling Team defeated the host Tuslaw Mustangs 52-27 Thursday Night in their dual season opener at Tuslaw High School.
Emerick Rolls 279, But Leopards Swept At Lake – Bowling
Michael Emerick Jr rolled a 279 in game one en rout to a 442 series to lead the Louisville Boys in their 2406-2001 loss at Lake. Madison Denzer also rolled a 327 series to lead the Lady Leopards who fell to the host Blue Streaks 2268-1801 at Park Centre Lanes.
Lady Leopards Hot Start Propels Them to Win Over Boardman 51-46 – Girls Basketball
Brooke Haren scored a team high 17 points to lead the Lady Leopards past the visiting Spartans 51-46. Taryn Miglich also scored 14 points and Taylor McCully dropped in 11 as Louisville earned its first win of the season.
Aljancic Scores 32 in Leopards Loss at Canton McKinley 76-67 – Boys Basketball
Will Aljancic scored a team high 32 points to lead the Leopards in their 76-67 road loss to the host Bulldogs. Brayden Gross and Beau Siegfried also finished with 11 point each as Louisville dropped to 0-2.
Lady Leopards Fall at Home to Green 60-51 – Girls Basketball
Brooke Haren scored a team high 23 points to lead the Lady Leopards in their 60-51 loss to the visiting Bulldogs. Taryn Miglich also scored 11 and Courtney Barwick added 6 for Louisville who fell to 0-2.
Louisville Falls in Opener at Perry 58-54 – Boys Basketball
Hayden Nigro scored a game high 21 points to lead the Leopards in their 58-54 road loss to the Panthers in the season opener. Brayden Gross also scored 14 and Will Aljancic added 10 for Louisville.
Leopards Bowlers Fall in Opener at Jackson – Bowling
Michael Emerick Jr rolled a 361 series to lead the Louisville Boys in their 2272-1954 loss at Jackson. Eliza Adkins led the Lady Leopards with a 305 series in their 1798-1669 loss to the host Polar Bears at Park Centre Lanes.
Louisville Falls in Opener to Defending Regional Champion Jackson 62-44 – Girls Basketball
Taylor McCully scored a team high 14 points to lead the Lady Leopards in their 62-44 opener loss to the visiting Lady Bears. Courtney Barwick also scored 11 and Taryn Miglich added 9 as Louisville made 9 three-pointers as a team.
Leopards Open Season at SCHSBC Early Bird Tournament – Bowling
Madison Denzer rolled a 387 series to lead the Lady Leopards who finished 12th at the SCHSBC Early Bird Tournament. Garrett Chilson led the Louisville Boys with a 386 series as LHS took 16th at Park Centre Lanes.
Louisville Takes 3rd at Highland and 6th at Copley – Speech & Debate
Louisville placed 3rd at Highland on November 12 and 6th at Copley a week later on November 19. Many Leopards finished at the top individually and earned state tournament bids in the process.
