Louisville Softball Night at the Akron Racers July 27th
The Louisville Softball program would like to invite all Youth, JV, and Varsity teams to help pack the house at Akron Firestone Stadium on July 27th to support Louisville Alum Chandler Rice.
The Louisville Softball program would like to invite all Youth, JV, and Varsity teams to help pack the house at Akron Firestone Stadium on July 27th to support Louisville Alum Chandler Rice.
The Louisville 8U Softball Team-Miller & Company just completed an undefeated regular and postseason, outscoring their 18 opponents 317-62 in claiming the Stark County ASA Championship.
Coach Andrea Arney and the Leopards Softball Team will be hosting a Youth Softball Skills Camp from July 10-12 at the Diamond of Dreams. Every camper who registers by June 23 will get a Louisville Softball T-Shirt.
Louisville Leopards Athletics Letter Winners, NBC Award Winners, and Scholar Athletes for the 2016-17 school year.
The Leopards Baseball Team edged the Leopards Softball Team 7-6 in the first Battle of the Sexes Charity Fastpitch Softball Game. The two NBC Champions raised $943 for the Wilson Family!
The NBC Champion Louisville Baseball Team takes on the NBC Champions Lady Leopards Softball Team in a Battle of the Sexes fast pitch softball game on Tuesday, May 23 at 5:00 PM. Donations will support the Wilson Family!
Kaycee Ollis hit a walk-off double to lift the Leopards past the Dukes 4-3 to clinch a share of the NBC! Teagan Rice also drove in a pair of runs as Louisville finished the season 22-4.
Sydney McKeever batted 2-for-4 with an RBI and run scored but the Leopards fell to the Blue Streaks 5-3 in the DI Massillon District Semifinals. Sarah Cantley also struck out 8 in the circle for Louisville.
Kaycee Ollis hit a 3-run homer and drove in another run to lead Louisville past Minerva 7-2. Savannah Miner & Teagan Rice each had 3 hits and Morgan Harris & Kirsten Wharmby combined for 11 strikeouts in the circle.
Sarah Cantley struck out 9 and Ellie Jackson hit a 2-run homer to lead the Leopards past the Golden Eagles 9-2. Savannah Minerva and Teagan Rice also batted 3-for-4 for Louisville.