Dakota Hoffman scored a game-high 14 points to lead Louisville in their 56-46 victory over visiting Alliance. Other Leopards in double figures included Will Aljancic with 12 and Cory Noble with 11 as LHS improved to 2-0.
The Louisville Leopards Boys Bowling team set a school record by rolling 277 in a baker game en rout to demolishing the visiting Aviators 2952-1867. The Lady Leopards also defeated Alliance 2143-1502 for their first win of the season.
Dan Kennedy finished with 165 total yards of offense and rushed for 2 touchdowns to lead the Leopards in their 21-19 home loss to the Aviators. Tyler Jackson also threw a 29 yard touchdown pass to Zack Seaman as LHS dropped to 2-6.
Matti Benson scored a pair of goals and recorded assist to lead Louisville in a 5-0 road shutout at Alliance. Gracie Bush, Gabby Smith, and Fallon VanZant also scored goals for the Lady Leopards who improved to 8-5-1.
Katie Bice earned tournament medalist by shooting 76 to lead Louisville to their second consecutive Tri-County Postseason Tournament Championship. Madison Gruber also finished second individually and Alexis Ralston & Erin Strouse took 5th.
Riley Adams scored a pair of goals and recorded a pair of assists as Louisville blanked Alliance 7-0. Joe Reynolds & Noah Emmons combined for the shutout in goal as the Leopards improved to 1-2-1.
Bobby Ganser placed 2nd and Colby Adams took 3rd individually as Louisville ran away with their third straight Salem Early Bird Invitational Title. The Lady Leopards also placed 8th led by Diana Pukys & Sophia Mackall.
Sam Karcher shot a team low 87 and Jack Mayle shot 88 to lead Louisville as they finished 9th out of 12 teams at the Alliance Invitational at Alliance Country Club. Ryan Aljancic also shot 93 and Zach Root shot 97 for LHS.
Ryan Aljancic shot a team low 77 to finish 4th individually in leading Louisville to a 4th place finish out of 12 teams at the Alliance Golf Classic held at Alliance Country Club. Jack Mayle also shot an 82 for LHS.
Katie Bice set a school record by shooting a 32 on the front nine and finished with a tournament best 76 for the day. Louisville set an 18-hole team record by shooting 311 as a team to win the Tri-County Preseason Tournament for the first time in team history.
