Baseball Falls at Marlington in NBC Opener
Joe Crank drove in Tyler Adams for the Leopards only run in an 11-1 loss to the host Dukes. JV & Freshman both defeated Marlington a home.
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Boys Basketball Caps 19-3 Regular Season With Win at Lake
Blake Hoover scored a game-high 20 points and recorded a game-high 4 blocks to lead the Leopards to a 50-43 road victory over the Blue Streaks. Jake Adams also scored 10 and Drew Noble added 9.
Leopards Earn Outright NBC Championship at Marlington
Blake Hoover and Drew Noble each recorded a double double as the Leopards downed the host Dukes 62-55 to clinch their first Outright NBC Crown since 2010.
Boys Basketball Clinches Share of NBC with Win at Carrollton
Five different Louisville players reached double figures led by Joe Crank’s 15 points as the Leopards dismantled the Warriors 67-38 to clinch a share of their 8th NBC Title.
Leopards Lick Lions 68-36 in Boys Basketball
Drew Noble poured in a game-high 16 points as Louisville routed Minerva 68-36 to improve to 14-3 overall and 11-0 in the NBC.
Boys Basketball Falls at Green 54-33
Chris Libertore & Jake Pukys each scored 9, but the Leopards still fell to the Bulldogs 54-33. Drew Noble also had 8 points & 12 rebounds.
Boys Basketball Stuns Wildcats, Now in Complete Command
Louisville scored the final 8 points of the contest to down visiting Canton South 59-58 in a battle of the top two NBC teams. Drew Noble scored 18, Hoover 14, & Pukys 12.
Boys Basketball Stamps Salem 66-33, Clinches Winning Season
Blake Hoover poured in a game-high 18 points as the Leopards doubled up the host Quakers 66-33. Jake Pukys also scored 10 as Louisville clinched a winning season and improved to 9-0 in the NBC.
Boys Basketball Doubles Up Carrollton 66-33
Blake Hoover & Drew Noble each had 15 points & 6 rebounds to lead the Leopards to a 66-33 victory over the visiting Warriors. Jake Pukys also scored 9 and Louisville hit 10 three-pointers.
Boys Basketball Battles, Falls Short Vs. Crusaders
Drew Noble scored a game-high 21 points and Jake Pukys poured in 19, but Louisville still fell to Canton Central Catholic 67-65. The Leopards are now 7-1 on the season.
