Softball Saved By Grace, Rallies for 3 Runs in 7th
Kaycee Ollis & Grace Jackson each hit solo homers to tie the game in the 7th before Aliyah English knocked in Emily Cantley for the winning run in the Leopards 4-3 win over the Warriors.
Kaycee Ollis & Grace Jackson each hit solo homers to tie the game in the 7th before Aliyah English knocked in Emily Cantley for the winning run in the Leopards 4-3 win over the Warriors.
Aliyah English & Kaycee Ollis each had 2 hits, but the Leopards fell on the road to the Falcons 3-2. Riley Bobo & Lexi Zavarelle each scored for Louisville who drops to 7-4 on the season.
Sarah Cantley pitched a complete game shutout to lead the Lady Leopards to 2-0 win the first game. Emily Cantley had 6 hits in the second game, but Louisville fell to Hudson 13-12 in 11 Innings.
Morgan Harris pitched a complete game and struck out 8 in leading the Leopards past the Dukes 3-1. Teagan Rice also had a pair of doubles for Louisville.
Grace Jackson and Rylee Squire each homered and Savannah Miner also drove in 3 runs as Louisville won at Canton South 11-1. The Leopards are now 5-2 overall and 4-1 in the NBC.
Grace Jackson batted 3-for-4 with a Walk-Off Homer & Sarah Cantley struck out 10 in a 1-hit shutout to lead Louisville past Alliance 10-0 in 5 innings. Peyton McKeever also drove in 4 runs for Louisville.
Grace Jackson hit a pair of home runs and hit the game-ending RBI double in the fifth as the Leopards routed the Chipps 10-0. Morgan Harris also recorded 9 strikeouts to pick up the victory in the circle.
Sarah Cantley struck out 11 in her debut in the circle, but the Leopards fell to the Golden Eagles 4-3 in 8 innings. Aliyah English also batted 2-for-3 at the plate for Louisville.
Sparked by Kylie Zifer’s game-tying 3-run homer, Louisville rallied from a 5-2 deficit with a 6-run 7th at West Branch en rout to their 7th straight Outright NBC Crown.
Kirsten Wharmby threw a 1-hitter and struck out 11 to lead the Leopards past the Tigers 11-1 in the Sectional Semifinals. Katie Cozy & Savannah Miner each drove in 3 runs for Louisville.