Heather Guiley won 4 different events to lead the Louisville Girls to a 98-30 win at Alliance. Morgan Cole, Kayla Gibson, and Cassidy Kiko all won three events as well. The Leopard Boys fell to the Aviators 104-24.
Erin Hahn scored 8 points and had a game-high 11 rebounds but the 9th Seed Lady Leopards fell to the Top Seeded Jackson Polar Bears 40-21 in their DI Canton Sectional Final. Ellie Jackson also scored 6 for Louisville who finishes 7-17.
Ellie Jackson scored a team-high 10 points as #9 Seed Louisville earned a 41-35 road upset at #8 Lake in the DI Canton Sectional Semifinals. Erin Hahn also scored 9 and both Kayla Gibson and Rachel Israel added 7 each.
Kayla Gibson scored a team-high 18 points including the game-winning three-pointer with 27 seconds remaining in overtime of the Leopards 54-51 home finale win over the Crusaders. Erin Hahn also scored 16 and Ellie Jackson dropped in 15.
Erin Hahn scored a team-high 5 points and pulled down 6 rebounds but the Leopards fell to the undefeated Warriors 57-21. Ellie Jackson also scored 4 points and had 6 steals for Louisville who finishes 5-9 in the NBC.
Erin Hahn scored 16 points but Louisville fell to Marlington 49-46. Ellie Jackson also scored 8 points, Hanna Lautzenheiser had 7, and Rachel Israel grabbed 9 rebounds.
Ellie Jackson scored a team-high 13 points but the Leopards fell to the visiting Warriors 48-37. Cassidy Kiko and Hanna Lautzenheiser also scored 6 each for Louisville who falls to 4-6 in the NBC.
Sydney Bast scored a game-high 13 points to lead Louisville past visiting Alliance 75-19. Every Lady Leopard scored as Erin Hahn dropped in 12 and Ellie Jackson added 8 during the second most lopsided home victory in team history.
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.
Ellie Jackson scored a tema-high 12 points and Sherilynn Mullett added 8 but the Leopards fell to the state ranked host Warriors 59-41. Kayla Gibson and Erin Hahn also scored 7 each for LHS.
