Erin Hahn finished with 16 kills and 6 blocks to lead the Lady Leopards past the visiting Lady Warriors 25-12, 22-25, 25-21, 27-25. Emily Phillips was the match’s top server, Paige Cole had a match-high 33 digts, and Lauren Siegfried led Louisville with 24 assists.
Tyler Jackson threw a pair of touchdown passes to Broc Pickens and Clayton Elder, but the Cardinals rallied in the fourth quarter to down the Leopards 14-12. Dan Kennedy also had an interception on defense for Louisville.
Colton Jones threw for 328 yards and threw a touchdown pass to Bryce Zuppe but the Leopards fell to the host Cardinals 21-14 in the season opener. Jared Mathie also had 128 yards receiving and Max Hartline scored on the ground.
Connor Adelman scored 4 total touchdowns to lead Louisville past visiting Canfield 27-14 in the season opener. Zack Seaman also caught a touchdown pass in the first quarter.
The Leopards scored on their first two offensive possessions as Max Hartline and Colton Jones ran in scores. On defense, Jimmy Ashcraft recovered a fumble and Hartline also had an interception.
Riley Adams scored 4 goals and Blake Varner netted a pair of goals as the Leopards rolled past the Rovers 8-0. Hunter Foley and Austin Smith also added scoreds for Louisville.
Dillon Rebuck intercepted a pass on defense and caught a touchdown to lead the Blue squad in their 3-1 Intersquad win. Max Hartline and Gage Hartman each ran in scores and Colton Jones connected with Ryan Pukys for the only White score.
Jackson Kandel blasted a 2-run homer to give Baseball the lead, but the Lady Leopards rallied with 3 in the seventh to take the second annual Battle of the Sexes Softball Game 4-3. Sarah Cantley also hit a walk-off single and struck out 13.
Teagan Rice batted 3-for-5 with 4 RBIs and Kaycee Ollis hit 2 triples and drove in 3 runs as Louisville won at Carrollton 9-1 to clinch their 10th straight NBC Championship. Sarah Cantley also struck out 10 as the Lady Leopards finished tied for their best record in team history at 24-2.
The top seed Louisville Leopards were shutout by the 2nd Seed Perry Panthers 9-0 in the DI Massillon District Championship game Thursday. Louisville is now 22-2 on the season and finishes as the District Runner-Up for the first time since 2013.
