Louisville Leopards Vs. Lake Blue Streaks 2004 Football Playoff Highlights
Ben Chlebina accounted for 3 of Lake’s 5 turnovers including a pick six during the Blue Streaks 24-0 Playoff Victory over the Leopards on November 12, 2004.
Ben Chlebina accounted for 3 of Lake’s 5 turnovers including a pick six during the Blue Streaks 24-0 Playoff Victory over the Leopards on November 12, 2004.
Aaron Scott ran for 176 yards & a touchdown, Brian Whaley & Mark Gulling each scored 2 touchdowns, and Louisville ended their 37-21 victory by blanking host North Canton over the final 34:10.
Olmsted Falls blocked Louisville’s game-winning field goal attempt in the final seconds to defeat the Leopards 21-20 in a heartbreaking DII Playoff contest back on November 8, 2002.
Despite losing their star runningback, the Leopards grouped together to demolish the Dukes 35-3 to clinch their fourth straight NBC Title. Louisville out-gained Marlington 362-87 and had more first downs by a count of 25-6.
Gary Whaley threw for 356 Yards and 4 Touchdowns to lead the Leopards who racked up 625 yards of offense during their 61-13 thrashing of the visiting Spartans 61-13 back on October 11, 2002.
Marc Zustin had 3 interceptiosn including a pick six to lead Louisville to a 33-0 shutout win at Carrollton. The Leopards Defensive Line helped produce 4 fumbles, 13 tackles for loss, and 2 sacks during the win.
Louisville rallied to scored three touchdowns in the final 12:40 to down host Northwest 21-7. The Leopard defense recorded 3 of their 5 takeaways in the fourth quarter to help clinch the win.
Curtis Elsass ran for 221 yards & 3 touchdowns and the Leopard defense held the Wildcats to 135 yards as Louisville defeated visiting Canton South 34-15 back on September 13, 2002.
Gary Whaley’s three touchdown passes helped build a 29-0 Leopard lead as the Louisville defense shutout West Branch until late in the fourth during a 29-12 victory back on September 27, 2002.
Runningbacks Mike Batdorff and Curtis Elsass combined for 5 touchdowns as the Leopards racked up 302 yards on the ground in 56-14 rout of Kent Roosevelt. Justin Boudler also caught two touchdown passes from Gary Whaley.