Edgein’s 300+ Yards of Offense Powers Louisville JV Past GlenOak 35-8 – JV Football

By Leopard Nation · Published October 17, 2026 · Updated October 17, 2026

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Louisville 35, GlenOak 8

Maddux Edgein accounted for more than 300 yards of offense and four touchdowns as the Louisville Leopards JV football team defeated the host GlenOak Golden Eagles 35-8 Saturday morning at Bob Commings Field.

Edgein unofficially rushed 16 times for 233 yards and three touchdowns while completing 5 of 11 passes for approximately 104 yards and another score. Karter Pawley added 80 yards and a touchdown on nine carries as the Leopards closed their season with three consecutive victories and a 7-2 record.

Game Recap | Scoring Summary

Edgein-to-Hann Gives Louisville an Early Lead

The Leopard defense set the tone by turning GlenOak away on 4th-and-4 deep at the Louisville 14 with 6:15 remaining in the first quarter.

Edgein broke loose for a 31-yard run on Louisville’s first offensive snap. He later connected with Jeremy Wooten for 36 yards to move the Leopards to the GlenOak 14. On the next play, Edgein found Stephen Hann for a 14-yard touchdown pass.

Ryker Youngen added the extra point to give Louisville a 7-0 advantage with 1:42 left in the opening quarter.

Jones and Hann Produce Second-Quarter Takeaways

Louisville’s defense continued to create opportunities during the second quarter. Facing 4th-and-25, GlenOak attempted to throw, but Anderson Jones brought down the quarterback for a strip-sack. The Leopards recovered the fumble at their own 47 with 6:55 remaining before halftime.

Hann delivered Louisville’s next takeaway with 4:23 left in the quarter. He intercepted a pass at the GlenOak 30 and returned it 9 yards to the 21.

Edgein and Pawley Rushing Touchdowns Put Leopards Ahead 21-8

Pawley initially appeared to score on the ensuing possession, but a holding penalty erased the touchdown. He responded with a 21-yard carry to the GlenOak 8 before Edgein ran it in on the next play. The extra-point attempt failed, leaving Louisville ahead 13-0 with 3:34 remaining.

GlenOak answered on its first snap following the touchdown. Romel Duncan raced 65 yards to the end zone and then ran in the two-point conversion, cutting Louisville’s lead to 13-8 with 3:21 left in the half.

The Leopards responded immediately. Edgein connected with Youngen for 26 yards to move Louisville to the GlenOak 35. Pawley took it the rest of the way, breaking free for a 35-yard touchdown run. Edgein added the two-point conversion to restore a 21-8 Louisville advantage with 2:04 remaining before halftime.

Edgein Breaks the Game Open After Halftime

Edgein took over on the ground to begin the second half. He opened the third quarter with a 43-yard run and later added a 21-yard carry to the GlenOak 17. Edgein covered the remaining distance for his second rushing touchdown.

Youngen’s extra point extended Louisville’s lead to 28-8 with 8:31 left in the third quarter.

Later in the period, consecutive holding penalties backed up the Leopards, but Edgein erased the lost yardage with another explosive run of 44 yards. Louisville carried possession into the fourth quarter at the GlenOak 28.

Edgein completed the scoring drive with a 25-yard touchdown run, and Youngen connected on the extra point to make it 35-8 with 8:53 remaining. The Leopard defense protected the 27-point margin the rest of the way to complete the victory.

Leopards Rack Up Over 400 Yards of Offense

Edgein’s unofficial 233 rushing yards came on just 16 attempts. Combined with approximately 104 passing yards, he accounted for roughly 337 yards and four of Louisville’s five touchdowns.

Pawley averaged nearly 9 yards per carry while finishing with 80 yards and a touchdown. Together, Edgein and Pawley rushed for 313 yards on 25 carries.

Wooten led Louisville’s receiving corps with two receptions for approximately 52 yards, highlighted by his 36-yard catch during Louisville’s opening touchdown drive. Youngen also had 2 catches for 38 yards, including a 26-yard reception later in the second quarter. Hann turned his only reception into the 14-yard touchdown that opened the scoring.

Louisville’s defense held GlenOak scoreless in three of the four quarters and created two second-quarter takeaways. The Leopards ended the season on a three-game winning streak and finished with a 7-2 record.

Cover Photo By: Caryn Hartley Photography

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