Rachel Kibler and Katie Yarnall both won their singles matches to lead the Lady Leopards in their 3-2 victory against the host Knights. The #1 doubles team of Bailey Mengay & McKenzie Taylor was also victorious in two sets as Louisville improved to 3-0.
Louisville won every match in two sets as they shutout visiting Canton Central Catholic 5-0. Legendary Leopard Tennis Head Coach Greg Parrish was honored before the match and the LHS Tennis Courts were renamed in his honor.
Rachel Kibler won #1 singles 6-0, 6-1 to lead the Lady Leopards in their 3-0 rain-shortened victory over the visiting Eagles. Both LHS doubles teams also won in straight sets to help Louisville claim an opening day victory.
Ashley Menegay won the 500 freestyle to lead the Lady Leopards in their 112-57 loss to the Lady Quakers. The Louisville boys also fell to New Philadelphia 97-37. Isaac Budinski and Michael Conway finished second in a pair of events each to lead LHS.
Rachel Kibler became Louisville’s 1st district qualifier since 2016 after winning her first 3 sectional matches. Sherilynn Mullett fell one victory shy of advancing to districts.
Sherilynn Mullett won a perfect 6-0, 6-0 in #2 doubles as the Lady Leopards defeated the host Cardinals 4-1. Rachel Kibler, Jade Thomas, and the #1 doubles team of Katie Yarnall & Bailey Menegay were also victorious .
Rachel Kibler, Sherilynn Mullett, & Jade Thomas all won their singles matches in straight sets as the Leopards defeated the host Knights 3-2. Louisville now holds a winning 8-7 record for the season.
Rachel Kibler, Sherilynn Mullett, and Jade Thomas all won their singles matches en rout to the Leopards 4-1 road win against the Blue Streaks. The doubles team of Ashley Dadisman & Kora Woolfe was also victorious as LHS moved to 7-7 on the year.
The Leopards were shutout by the host Vikings 5-0 to drop to 6-7 on the season. North Canton has now defeated Louisville in each of their past 25 meetings overall.
Rachel Kibler and Sherilynn Mullett won the top two singles matches in straight sets, but Dover still managed to edge out Louisville 3-2. The Lady Leopards are now 4-6 on the season.
