Hayden Nigro scored a game high 27 and became the Leopards all-time leading scorer during their 86-38 DI Northeast 2 Sectional Final win over visiting Akron Firestone. Beau Siegfried also finished with 13 points and 12 assists as Louisville won its 5th consecutive sectional title.
Zach Root went 2-for-3 with a triple and a walk-off single to lead Louisville over visiting Akron Firestone 10-0 in 6 innings. Five Leopard pitchers combined for the shutout including starter Bryce Graziani who struck out 3.
Peyton Biery shot a team low 92 to lead the Lady Leopards who placed 7th out of 12 teams at the Elms Sectional Preview. Kylie Wallace also shot 94, Natalie Warner 95, and Anna Myers 99 for LHS.
View Louisville Leopards at Akron Firestone Falcons Boys Golf Box Score from August 11, 2022. Louisville defeated Akron Firestone 169-214
Morgan Keelan and Fallon VanZant each scored a pair of goals to lead the Lady Leopards in their 7-0 shutout of the visiting Falcons. Amelia Henderhan recorded her 7th shutout and Payton Allan, Matti Benson, and Bre Pittman also added goals for Louisville who finishes the regular season 5-7-5.
Jack Mayle shot a match low 39 to lead the Leopards to their first victory of the season 166-201 over the visiting Falcons in their home opener. Caleb Harsh & Cole Miller also shot 42 each and Zach Root carded a 43.
Alexis Ralston finished as tournament medalist after posting a 79 and Abby Davis took runner-up with 80 in leading the Lady Leopards to a 1st place finish out of 19 teams at Trumbull Country Club. Erin Strouse also placed fifth as LHS sent out Head Coach Michele Vlacovsky on top.
Alexis Ralston shot 75 to place 5th and Erin Strouse shot 80 to take 7th individually as the Lady Leopards finished 3rd out of 9 teams at the Sectional Preview held at The Elms Country Club. Abby Davis also shot 83 to place 11th for Louisville.
Collin Chambers and Dakota Hoffman both scored a team-high 14 points to lead Louisville to a 56-47 road victory over Akron Firestone. Scott Gronow also scored 10 points as the Leopards won their third straight to improve to 4-3.
Ryan Aljancic and Sam Karcher each shot a 43 but the Leopards lost to the host Falcons 175-178. Justin Shafer also carded a 45 as Louisville dropped to 4-5 on the year.
