Sarah Cantley threw her second straight no-hitter and tied her own team record with 14 strikeouts for a 5-inning game as the Leopards run-ruled the Wildcats 10-0. Cantley and Teagan Rice also homered and Kaycee Ollis went 4-for-4 with 3 doubles as LHS improved to 20-1.
Sarah Cantley, Lauren Bennett, and Alex Fankhauser all hit homers as Louisville won at Canton South 10-1. The Leopards pounded out 15 hits as a team in moving to 18-1 on the season.
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Max Hartline and Dillon Rebuck each had a pair of hits and Caleb Prasco drove in a 2 runs to lead the Leopards in 7-3 league victory over the visiting Wildcats. Jordan Shearer also struck out 7 and Andrew Gray earned the win for LHS.
Ryan Pukys won a perfect 6-0, 6-0 in #1 Singles to lead Louisville in a 5-0 home victory against Canton South to open NBC play. The #2 Doubles Team of Josh White and Derek Zeller also won 6-0, 6-0 as LHS won every match in straight sets.
The Leopards claimed their first ever outright NBC Title with a 61-15 victory at Canton South Thursday. Garett Lautzenheiser, Ryan Jakubiak, Davin Rhoads, Logan Vanicek, Daniel Kennedy, Brent Paulus, and Blake Robbins all had pins to lead Louisville who finished the season 10-4 overall.
Brandon Wahl scored a game-high 20 points to lead the host Leopards past the Wildcats 69-52. Spencer Hall also tallied 8 and Derek Zeller added 7 for Louisville who improves to 10-3.
Erin Hahn and Ellie Jackson each scored 11 to lead Louisville past visiting Canton South 57-50. Maggie Galentine and Hanna Lautzenheiser also added 8 each as the Leopards earned their third win of the year.
Brandon Wahl scored a game-high 18 points to lead the Louisville to a 73-43 road victory at Canton South. Spencer Hall also scored 12 and both Davis Burick & Derek Zeller dropped in 10 each for the 8-2 Leopards.
Erin Hahn scored a team-high 16 points and Hanna Lautzenheiser scored 12 points but the Leopards fell to the host Wildcats 63-57. Kayla Gibson also scored 9 and Ellie Jackson had 8 for Louisville.
