Karson Siegfried hit his 3rd home run of the season during Louisville’s 7-run 5th inning that propelled them to a 9-2 victory over host Alliance. Andrew Corona also had a pair of hits as the Leopards improved to 17-7 on the season.
Katilin Twinem went 2-for-3 and Chay Cline hit a 2-run single, but the Lady Leopards fell to the host Aviators 11-5. Louisville finishes the season 11-13.
Brooke Haren hit a walk-off single in extra innings to lift Louisville past visiting Alliance 5-4. Kaitlin Twinem went 3-for-3 with 3 RBIs and Kenzi Denzer also with 3-for-3 with 4 runs scored as LHS improved to 11-11.
Austin Beck, Gabe Stoffer, and Chase Duskey all won their singles matches in straight sets to lead Louisville past host Alliance 5-0. Both doubles teams also won in two sets each for the Leopards who improve to 9-8 with the win.
Dominic Hoffarth, Connor Novosel, Dylan Rhoads, and Wyatt Smith all earned sectional titles in leading Louisville to its sixth consecutive team sectional championship. Kolten Barker and Beau Nezbeth both finished as sectional runner-ups as 10 different Leopards advanced to the district tournament.
Michael Emerick Jr placed 7th rolling a 596 series in leading Louisville to a 6th place finish as a team at the DI Eastbury Sectional Tournament. Estrella Lopez-Cruz rolled a 474 to lead the Lady Leopards who finished 9th at Eastbury Bowling Center.
Hayden Nigro made a record 19 free throws and scored a career high 41 points to lead Louisville in their record setting 106-85 win over visiting Alliance. Beau Siegfried also scored 23, Will Aljancic 21, and Brayden Gross 17 as the Leopards broke the school single game scoring record in the highest scoring game in LHS history.
The Lady Leopards swept the visiting Aviators 25-14, 25-15, 25-14 to finish the regular season 5-17. Alexis Jobe and Kaitlyn Kardohely were honored for Senior Night.
Grant Brown and Kylah Meyer both finished second individually in their races to lead LHS. The Lady Leopards placed 2nd as a team and the Louisville Boys also took 4th.
Alyssa Schillig scored a pair of goals to lead the Lady Leopards to a 3-0 road shutout of the host Aviators. Sammi Beatty also scored a goal and Amelia Henderhan recorded her seventh shutout of the year in goal as Louisville won its fifth straight.
