Cam King batted 2-for-4 with 2 RBIs and 2 Runs Scored to lead Louisville past visiting Marlington 11-5. The Leopards scored their most runs in an inning since 2010 to improve to 7-0 in the NBC.
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.
Cam Lingle hit a walk-off 2-run single in the seventh to lift the Leopards past the Mustangs 6-5. Cam King also batted 2-for-3 with 3 RBIs and Caleb Prasco drove in a run as Louisville won their 7th game in a row.
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.
Dillon Rebuck hit a Grand Slam as the Leopards earned a 13-1 victory in 6 innings over the Warriors on the road. Davis Burick and Bryce Zuppe also had 3 hits each and Jack Davis cracked a solo homer for Louisville.
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.
Max Hartline recorded 2 hits and scored a run but the Leopards fell to the host Tigers 6-2. Dillon Rebuck also had a hit and Dom Mongiardo struck out 2 on the mound for Louisville who falls to 2-2.
Austin Cummings hit a 2-run home run & drove in 4 runs and Bryce Zuppe cracked a 3-run homer to lead Louisville in a 15-5 mercy victory over Canton Central Catholic in 5 innings. Jack Davis and Caleb Prasco also drove in a pair of runs each.
Max Hartline had the only Leopards hit in their 6-0 shutout loss to the host Panthers in scrimmage action Tuesday. Tyler Jackson also struck out 2 on the mound and Dom Mongiardo worked a scoreless frame.
Louisville Leopards Athletics Letter Winners, NBC Award Winners, and Scholar Athletes for the 2016-17 school year.
