Jared Mathie made 8 catches for 123 yards and caught 2 touchdowns to lead the Louisville offense in a 27-6 victory over visiting South Range. Colton Jones also threw for 257 yards and 3 touchdowns and Max Hartline & Bryce Zuppe also found the endzone for the 5-3 Leopards.
Grayson Beamer and Bryce Zuppe each had pick sixes to clinch Louisville’s 45-20 victory over Youngstown Ursuline. Colton Jones threw for 253 yards and 3 touchdown passes and Max Hartline ran for 109 yards and a touchdown.
Colton Jones threw for a school record 502 yards and 6 touchdowns as the Leopards upset the Blue Streaks 41-28. Ryan Pukys also finished with 196 yards receiving and 4 touchdown catches for 2-2 Louisville.
Max Hartline rushed for 161 yards and 2 touchdowns to lead the Leopards in a 31-20 victory over the visiting Bulldogs. Colton Jones also hooked up with Davis Burick for two scores and the Louisville defense recorded 3 takeaways.
The Leopards fell to the 3-time defending state champion Knights 21-10 in a one half scrimmage. Colton Jones connected with Hunter Selander for a 7 yard touchdown pass with 9 seconds left for Louisville’s only score. Watch Video Highlights.
The Leopards scored on their first two offensive possessions as Max Hartline and Colton Jones ran in scores. On defense, Jimmy Ashcraft recovered a fumble and Hartline also had an interception.
Dillon Rebuck intercepted a pass on defense and caught a touchdown to lead the Blue squad in their 3-1 Intersquad win. Max Hartline and Gage Hartman each ran in scores and Colton Jones connected with Ryan Pukys for the only White score.
Bryce Zuppe doubled in the third for the only Louisville hit as the 2nd Seed Leopards fell to the Defending State Champion Blue Devils 1-0 in the DII Akron District Championship. Louisville finishes with a record of 22-8 for the 2018 season.
Cam Lingle pitched 5 scoreless inning in relief and Davis Burick hit a Grand Slam as part of a 9-run 12th inning as Louisville won 18-9 at Canton South to claim the NBC Outright for the first time since 2011. Bryce Zuppe also drove in 6 runs and scored 4 as LHS finished 13-1 in the NBC.
Louisville rallied back from a 3-run deficit to down visiting West Branch 5-3 to clinch a share of the NBC. Andrew Gray pitched a complete game and struck out 10 and Cam Lingle batted 2-for-3 with the go-ahead double in the sixth as LHS beat the Warriors for the first time since 2014.
