Leopards Tangle in Scrimmage at Jackson in Football Weather
Joey Duckworth and Jeremy McQuilkin hooked up for a 20 yard touchdown during the Leopards scrimmage at Jackson. The Polar Bears won the scrimmage 2-1.
Joey Duckworth and Jeremy McQuilkin hooked up for a 20 yard touchdown during the Leopards scrimmage at Jackson. The Polar Bears won the scrimmage 2-1.
Dillon Stertzbach’s special teams plays helped Louisville stay in the see-saw battle that ended with Chad Neff leading an epic Louisville drive for a game-winning score and a 35-28 victory.
Bob Gladieux scored four touchdowns as the Leopards completed their 10-0 quest with a 28-0 drubbing of Minerva. It was also their fifth consecutive shutout as they finished unscored upon in Tri-County League play.
The 2012 Edition of the Louisville Leopards Football Team Players and Cheerleaders introduced themselves Saturday Night at Louisville Leopard Stadium. An Inter-squad scrimmage also took place beforehand.
Meet the 2012 Louisville Leopards Football Team & Cheerleaders on Saturday, August 4 at 8:30 PM. There will also be an inter-squad scrimmage from 5:30-7:30 at Louisville Leopards Stadium beforehand. Support your Leps!
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Bob Gladieux scored on 4 touchdown runs and ran for 149 yards to lead Louisville over Leetonia 66-0. The Louisville offense produced 494 yards of offense in the game and Chuck Ehlers also scored 3 touchdowns.
Bob Gladieux’s 85 yard touchdown run & 85 yard punt return touchdown set the tone early. Tom Chlebeck & Duane Houser each scored touchdowns for Louisville after that to give the Leopards a 26-6 win.
Lucas Poyser ran for a touchdown, Sam Pickens anchored the offense at center, & Cole Lautzenheiser’s block sprung the game-winning touchdown with 25 seconds left to give the East a 27-22 win.
Bob Gladieux lit up the “new” Louisville scoreboard with four touchdowns and throwing another on a halfback option play to lead the Leopards past the Glenwood Eagles 36-6 on September 11, 1964.