Dominic Hoffarth, Connor Novosel, Dylan Rhoads, and Wyatt Smith all earned sectional titles in leading Louisville to its sixth consecutive team sectional championship. Kolten Barker and Beau Nezbeth both finished as sectional runner-ups as 10 different Leopards advanced to the district tournament.
Brady Adams, Drew Dillen, and Nick Johnston each scored a pair of goals as Louisville shutout host Coventry 9-0. Cam young, Ian Darrow, and Damien Lowder also scored as the Leopards improved to 9-1.
Alissa Lingenhoel and Madelynn Manley both recorded hat tricks as the Lady Leopards crushed the Comets 16-0. Payton Allan and Alyssa Schillig also scored two goals each as Louisville broke the team single game scoring record to improve to 3-3.
Austin Beck, Riley Nieschwitz, and Garett Holleran all won 6-0, 6-0 to lead the Leopards past the visiting Comets 5-0. Both Louisville doubles teams won in straight sets as well as LHS improved to 3-1.
8 different Leopards won sectional titles and 11 qualified for districts as Louisville won its 5th straight sectional championship as a team. Champions included Kolten Barker, Dylan Rhoads, Pablo Castro, Dominic Hoffarth, Brenden Severs, Noah Peterson, Blake Schaffer, & Cameron Brazek.
Brooke Haren scored a team high 13 and Kelsey Adelman added 12 as Louisville stormed past visiting Coventry 66-21. Courtney Barwick also hit double figures with 10 as eleven different Lady Leopards scored in the game.
Emma Davis recorded a team high 25 digs to lead the Lady Leopards in their loss to the visiting Comets 17-25, 21-25, 18-25. AJ Burick also had 27 assists, Sloane Sypolt 8 kills, and Kelsey Adelman 8 service points for now 8-9 LHS.
Jack Mayle shot a team low 77 to finish 11th individually qualifying for the district tournament. Zach Root also shot 82 as the Leopards finished 7th at the DI Tannenhauf Sectional with a team score of 333.
Matti Benson and Morgan Keelan both scored a pair of goals in the first half to lead Louisville to a 6-0 shutout win over Coventry. Amelia Henderhan recorded her third save in goal as LHS improved to 2-3-3.
Joey Reynolds recorded a shutout in goal to lead Louisville to a 2-0 victory at Alliance. Mason Foley and Austin Smith also scored second half goals for the Leopards who improved to 3-1.
