Davis Burick drove in a pair of runs including the first in the Leopards 2-run seventh inning rally to tie the scrimmage at 6-6 against the host Aviators. Austin Cummings and Caleb Prasco also drove in runs during an earlier Louisville rallying.
Dillon Rebuck intercepted a pass on defense and caught a touchdown to lead the Blue squad in their 3-1 Intersquad win. Max Hartline and Gage Hartman each ran in scores and Colton Jones connected with Ryan Pukys for the only White score.
Cam Lingle pitched 5 scoreless inning in relief and Davis Burick hit a Grand Slam as part of a 9-run 12th inning as Louisville won 18-9 at Canton South to claim the NBC Outright for the first time since 2011. Bryce Zuppe also drove in 6 runs and scored 4 as LHS finished 13-1 in the NBC.
Austin Cummings scored with 2 outs in the seventh to break the shoutout, but Louisville fell at Perry 7-1. Jackson Kandel, Dillon Rebuck, and Bryce Zuppe had the only hits for LHS who falls to 17-6.
Davis Burick and Bryce Zuppe both homered and drove in 2 runs each as the Leopards pounded the Quakers 18-3. Caleb Prasco also drove in 3 runs and both Cam King and Max Hartline knocked in 2 for 15-4 Louisville.
Andrew Gray and Noah Gustaitis each thew 1-hitter as Louisville won at Black River 13-0 in game one and 13-1 in five innings in game two. Bryce Zuppe also pounded out 5 hits during the double header as the Leopards won their 9th straight.
Louisville won both games in a double header with visiting Akron Ellet to improve to 8-3. The Leopards won game one 9-1 and doubled up the Orangemen in game two 10-5.
Max Hartline recorded 2 hits and scored a run but the Leopards fell to the host Tigers 6-2. Dillon Rebuck also had a hit and Dom Mongiardo struck out 2 on the mound for Louisville who falls to 2-2.
Austin Cummings hit a 2-run home run & drove in 4 runs and Bryce Zuppe cracked a 3-run homer to lead Louisville in a 15-5 mercy victory over Canton Central Catholic in 5 innings. Jack Davis and Caleb Prasco also drove in a pair of runs each.
Jordan Shearer pitched 5.1 shutout innings and struck out 10 to lead the Leopards in a run-run 10-0 victory over the visiting Warriors. Max Hartline and Bryce Zuppe also drove in a pair of runs each for LHS.
