Tuesday, September 13 Sports Roundup
Girls Golf splits in tri-meet with Perry & Carrollton, Boys Soccer fals to Carrollton 6-2, Girls Tennis defeats Jackson 4-1, Volleyball won in three sets at Alliance.
Alliance Aviators
Alliance Aviators News and Articles
Boys Golf off to Hot Start, But Fall to Marlington
The boys golf team got off to a 5-0 start this year, before falling at Marlington Thursday 160-169.
#3 Softball Shatters State HR Record & Beats State Champs
The Lady Leopards went 24-2 marking the best season in LHS Softball history. They also won the NBC and set the State HR record.
#7 Baseball Wins NBC Outright and Sectional Championship
Leopards Baseball had its ups and downs in 2011, but an impressive 11-3 record within the conference was enough to give Louisville an Outright Title. In the Playoffs, Louisville won a controversial Sectional Title game!
#9 Comeback in Carrollton!
Boys Soccer scores 3 goals in the final seven minutes to capture a 4-3 Victory over Carrollton! Logan Henkel Sets Records in Sectional!
Leps Win NBC Outright Courtesy of Cats, but Fall to Nordonia
Canton South beat Alliance 6-4 giving Louisville the outright crown, but Louisville blew a 10-4 lead in falling to Nordonia 11-10.
Leopards Football Moves Back North to Region 5
Louisville will no longer be making long trips south come playoff time, because they are back in the Akron Area Division II, Region 5.
Lady Leps Clinch NBC Outright, Soliday Pitches No-Hitter in JV
Brittany Flanigan threw a 2-hit complete game shutout and fanned 12 as Louisville defeated Alliance 2-0 to capture a share of the NBC Crown. Katie Soliday pitched a no-hitter in the JV game.
Leopards Crash Fleet of Aviators: Baseball, Softball, Tennis All Win
Leopards Baseball stole one in the bottom of the 7th against Alliance, Softball bounces back with a 3-0 win in A-Town, and Tennis escapes with a 3-2 win over the Aviators.
Leopards Cancel Aviators Flight to Sectional Finals 63-45
The Leopards went on a 13-0 run in the first half and never looked back. Owen Gramoy led the Leopards with 23, while Toby Minster had 15, and Michael Schooley added 11.
