Leopards Baseball Claims First NBC Title Since 2011
Brendan Hoffman batted 2-for-4 with 3 RBIs to help Louisville rally for a 7-5 road win at Alliance. The Leopards finished the year 21-7 and clinched at share of the NBC with a league mark of 11-3.
Brendan Hoffman batted 2-for-4 with 3 RBIs to help Louisville rally for a 7-5 road win at Alliance. The Leopards finished the year 21-7 and clinched at share of the NBC with a league mark of 11-3.
Louisville shutout Alliance 5-0 to clinch the NBC Outright for the fifth straight season. The Leopards have won 6 consecutive NBC crowns overall and 13 in their history. Louisville is now 16-2.
Kirsten Wharmby pitched a shutout and struck out 11 to lead Louisville past Alliance 13-0 in 5 Innings. Alex Fankhauser hit 3 doubles and drove in 4 runs, Teagan Rice had 3 RBIs, and Kayce Ollis drove in 2 runs.
Kirsten Wharmby pitched a complete game shutout as the Leopards run-ruled the Aviators 13-0 in 6 Innings. Teagan Rice had 4 hits, Lexi Zavarelle had 3 hits, and both Kaycee Ollis & Savannah Miner homered.
Tyler Adams batted 2-for-3 with a triple, RBI, and 4 runs scored leading Louisville to a 12-2 win over Alliance. Carson Davis earned the win on the mound striking out 6.
Chris Libertore scored a game-high 15 and Brandon Wahl poured in 14 to lead Louisville, but Alliance still prevailed 54-50. The Leopards and Aviators are now tied for first in the NBC at 8-2.`
Danielle Walter scored a game-high 17 points to lead the Leopards past the visiting Aviators 79-29. Sarah Lairson also scored 14 and both Alexis Beaver & Alexa Oberster scored 10 each for Louisville.
Jimmy Graham placed 2nd in the 195 weight class and Andy Graham took 3rd in the lightweight bracket to lead the Leopards to an 11th place finish out of 47 teams.
Chris Libertore scored a game-high 34 points to lead the Leopards to a 65-55 road win agains the Aviators. Brandon Wahl also scored 12 and Bryce Zuppe added 8.
The Leopards had 6 wrestlers finish in 1st place individually on their way to winning the Crestview Invitational. Louisville also defeated Alliance 44-22 to open the season on Thursday.