Shawn Gribble scored the game-winning touchdown with 4:23 remaining to push New Philadelphia past Louisville 22-14 back on October 6, 1989. Rob Arnold scored the game-tying touchdown for the Leopards minutes before.
Louisville rallied from a double digit deficit, but Minerva recovered a fumble in overtime to take the contest 26-20 back on November 3, 1995.
Curtis Elsass ran for 211 yards and 2 touchdowns to lead the Leopards past the Ravens 39-0. Anthony Desiato also scored two touchdowns & the Louisville defense held Ravenna to just 60 yards.
The Louisville defense held top-seeded New Philadelphia to -6 yards rushing and Drew Kuhn had 148 yards & 3 touchdowns to lead the Leopards to a 18-7 Regional Quarterfinal Win.
Louisville stunned favored Pickerington Central in the opening round of the 2003 playoffs 35-34. Josh Vacha threw for 264 yards, ran for 103 yards, & scored 4 touchdowns to lead the Leopards.
Louisville scored the final two touchdowns to pull ahead and take a 38-21 win at Minerva on November 1, 1996. Leif Erickson ran for 126 yards & a touchdown to lead the Leopards.
George Ulrich, Brad McEowen, & Aaron Seaman each scored touchdowns to lead the Leopards to their first victory of the season a 27-14 win over the Trojans. Mac Aljancic also had 2 picks.
Bryce Mathie hit the game-winner as time expired to give Louisville a 59-58 victory at Carrollton. Drew Noble led the Leopards with 16 points and 10 rebounds.
Eleven different Leopards scored during a 68-0 road victory over the Dukes on September 19, 1997. The 68-point margin was the third largest on the road in Louisville Football History.
Charles Babb hit Chris Bivens for what proved to be the game-winning touchdown on the final play of the first half to propel the Aviators to a 13-7 victory. Greg Holbrook force a fumble & intercepted a pass for the Leopards.
