Louisville Doubles Up Norton 2-1 – Boys Soccer
Brady Adams and Cam Young both scored first half goals to lead the Leopards past the visiting Panthers 2-1. Drew Dillen assisted both Louisville scores as LHS improved to 2-1 on the year.
Brady Adams and Cam Young both scored first half goals to lead the Leopards past the visiting Panthers 2-1. Drew Dillen assisted both Louisville scores as LHS improved to 2-1 on the year.
Brady Adams scored a pair of goals as Louisville blanked visiting Ravenna 4-0 in their season opener. Kadan Swope and Cam Young also scored goals for the Leopards and goalkeeper Noah Emmons recorded the shutout for LHS.
Preview of the 2022 Louisville Leopards Boys Soccer Season by Head Coach Jared Komo and a look back at the 2021 season.
View box score/scoring summary from the Louisville Leopards at Canton South Wildcats Boys Soccer Scrimmage on Wednesday, August 17, 2022.
Brady Adams scored a pair of goals to lead the Louisville Varsity in their 6-4 victory over the Alumni squad. The Alumni team was led by Austin Smith who scored a pair of goals. LHS is now 6-2-1 all-time against the Alumni.
The #14 seed Leopards were shutout by the #1 seed Tigers 2-0 Saturday in the DII Akron East 1 District Championship. Louisville finishes the season with a final record of 8-6-5.
Mason Foley and Tanis Murray each scored goals as #14 Louisville upset host #13 Tallmadge 2-1 in the DII Akron 1 District Semifinals. LHS is now 8-5-5 & will play in their first ever District Championship game Saturday Vs. top seeded Howland.
Mason Foley scored a second half PK goal to lift the #14 seed Leopards past the #6 seed Cougars 1-0 in the DII Akron East Sectional Finals. Joe Reynolds recorded his second straight shutout as Louisville improves to 7-5-5.
Drew Dillen and Dominic Porter-Kovacich each scored goals to lead the Leopards in their 2-0 shutout of the host Quakers in the DII Akron East 1 Sectional Semifinals. Joe Reynolds also recorded the shutout in goal as LHS improved to 6-5-5.
Austin Smith and Mason Foley each scored in the second half as Louisville tied host New Philadelphia 2-2. The Leopards finish the regular season with a record of 5-5-5.