Bryce Zuppe batted 3-for-5 with a 2-run triple as the Leopards knocked off the Indians 11-5 in the DII Akron Sectional Finals to advance to Canal Park. Caleb Prasco and Jackson Kandel each had 2 hits and Jack Davis also hit a 2-run triple as LHS improved to 19-7.
Jack Davis and Caleb Prasco each drove in runs, but the Leopards fell on the road to the Warriors 5-2. Both teams are now 11-1 in the NBC and will face off against on Thursday.
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.
Davis Burick batted 3-for-4 with a solo homer as Louisville won at Marlington 8-4. Bryce Zuppe also hit a 3-run triple, Cam King cracked a 2-run single, and Andrew Gray earned the win on the mound as the Leopards improved to 8-0 in the NBC.
Bryce Zuppe drove in Carter Rode in the fifth for the Leopards only run in their 4-1 road loss to the Golden Eagles. Cam Lingle finished 2-for-3 with a double for LHS that falls to 12-4.
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.
Jordan Shearer threw a perfect game and struck out 12 as the Leopards blanked the visiting Quakers 2-0. Cam King and Davis Burick both drove in runs in the fifth as Louisville improved to 6-0 in NBC play.
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.
Caleb Prasco batted 2-for-2 with an RBI Double and Max Hartline drove in a run as the Leopards rallied for a 3-2 win over the visiting Aviators. Jordan Shearer earned the win on the mound for Louisville and Cam Lingle recorded the save.
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.
