Hayden Nigro scored a game high 27 and became the Leopards all-time leading scorer during their 86-38 DI Northeast 2 Sectional Final win over visiting Akron Firestone. Beau Siegfried also finished with 13 points and 12 assists as Louisville won its 5th consecutive sectional title.
Lone senior Hayden Nigro scored a season high 37 points as the Leopards demolished the visiting Indians 102-50 on Senior Night. Bradyen Gross also scored 21, Beau Siegfried 16, and Avery Andrejcik 13 as Louisville finished the regular season 20-2.
Hayden Nigro scored a game high 31 points as Louisville defeated defending DIII state champion Lutheran East 77-65 at the Play-By-Play Classic. Beau Siegfried also scored 17 and Brayden Gross added 13 as LHS improved to 19-2.
Hayden Nigro scored a game high 28 points to lead the Leopards past the visiting Blue Streaks 83-51. Brayden Gross and Ashton Marshall also finished in double figures with 11 each as Louisville won its 13th straight to improve to 14-1.
Brayden Gross scored a game high 24 points to lead the Leopards past the visiting Spartans 80-51. Hayden Nigro also scored 19, Beau Siegfried 13, and Ashton Marshall 12 as Louisville secured its 12th straight victory.
Louisville trounced Raines (FL) 75-37 in the championship game to claim their second straight KSA Tournament Title. The Leopards also beat McDowell (PA) 53-46 in the semifinals Thursday and Farmington (UT) 52-47 in the quarterfinals on Wednesday. LHS is now 8-1.
Brayden Gross scored a game high 21 points to lead Louisville to a 74-32 road victory at Alliance. Hayden Nigro also poured in 17 and Beau Siegfried finished with 13 as the Leopards improved to 3-1.
Tate Aljancic threw touchdown pass to Austin Wade to breakup the shutout with 1:38 left during the Leopards 42-7 loss to the visiting Golden Eagles. Tate Golden also finished with 10 catches for 70 yards as LHS dropped to 1-7.
Cam Dougherty ran for a touchdown with 6:28 remaining to break the shutout during the Leopards 42-7 loss to the host Bulldogs. Owen DiMarizo also ran for 46 yards as Louisville drops to 1-6 with the loss.
Cam Dougherty ran for 31 yards and scored the only Louisville touchdown in their 49-6 loss to visiting Perry. Owen Burick threw for 117 yards and Braiden Hershey made 3 catches for 44 yards as LHS dropped to 1-5.
