Jake Beard, Zander McCrobie, Xavier Pollard, and Colton Rhoads all recored pins to lead the Leopards past the visiting Tigers 51-21. Liam Montgomery also won by technical fall and Lucas Neff earned a major decision as Louisville improved to 2-0.
Colton Rhoads went 5-0 in claiming the 126 title as the Leopards took 1st as a team at the North Canton Holiday Tournament. Kaiden Barker and Jakeb Beard also finished 3rd for Louisville.
The Leopards dominated the Cambridge Invitational piling up 318.5 points behind individual champions Paxton Laughlin, Xavier Pollard, Kaiden Barker, Aric Criss, and Micah Bricker.
Emilio Rodriguez and Hunter Clark both had first period falls to highlight the Leopards in their 73-5 win over the visiting Spartans. Louisville record 9 falls, 3 tech falls, and won 13 of their 14 matches.
Aric Criss picked up multiple wins in consolation en route to finishing 7th in 138 for Louisville. Kaiden Barker also notched a consolation victory in 132 for the Leopards.
Kaiden Barker, Aric Criss, Beau Nezbeth, and Wyatt Smith all finished fourth at the DI Hoover District Tournament and qualified for the state meet. Colton Rhoads also took fifth as the Leopards finished fifth as a team.
Kaiden Barker, Micah Bricker, and Jakeb Beard all finished as sectional champions as 10 Louisville wrestlers punched their ticket to districts. The Leopards finished second as a team in the DI Euclid Sectional Tournament.
Xavier Pollard and Colton Rhoads both recorded first period pins to lead the Leopards past the visiting Falcons 44-27. Jakeb Beard and Beau Nezbeth also won by fall as Louisville finished with a perfect 7-0 dual match record.
Abel Bolyard, Aric Criss, Mikhail Montgomery, and Colton Rhoads all earned first period pins as the Leopards beat host Boardman 77-6. Kaiden Barker, Zander McCrobie Xavier Pollard, Wyatt Smith also won by fall as Louisville improved to 6-0 in dual matches.
Abel Bolyard and Xavier Pollard both recorded 1st period pins as Louisville upended host Howland 63-12. Kaiden Barker, Jakeb Beard, Beau Nezbeth, and Wyatt Smith also won by fall as the Leopards improved to 5-0 in dual matches.
