Leopards Shutout by Undefeated Tornadoes 5-0 – Girls Tennis
Louisville was blanked by undefeated visiting Dover 5-0. The Leopards are now 0-7 on the season.
Louisville was blanked by undefeated visiting Dover 5-0. The Leopards are now 0-7 on the season.
Caleb Harsh shot a team best 77 to lead the boys and Peyton Biery shot 89 to lead the girls as the Leopards placed 6th at the Northeast Ohio Co-Ed Tournament. Jack Mayle also shot 79 as Louisville finished as runner-up for the boys field.
Peyton Biery shot 11 over par 82 and captured 1st team all-tournament honors in leading the Lady Leopards to a 6th place finish out of 15 teams. Kylie Wallace also shot 97, Natalie Warner 98, and Anna Myers 101 for LHS.
Sam Karcher placed shot 7 over par 78 to place 9th individually as Louisville tied Kent Roosevelt for 7th place in the DI Flight. Jack Mayle also took 14th shooting 8 over par 80 for the tournament.
Matti Benson went 3-for-5 with a triple and an RBI to lead Louisville in their 11-6 nine inning loss to Dover at the George Muhon Tournament. Brooke Brendle and Jenna Collins also drove in a pair of runs each for the Lady Leopards who fell to 4-8.
JT Popick homered on the first pitch of the game and Anthony Warner struck out 8 on the mound as the Leopards defeated the host Tornadoes 5-2. Connor Adelman & Karson Siegfried each had 2 hits and Zach Root earned the save as Louisville improved to 8-5.
Boys: Dover 70, Louisville 66 The Leopards dominated the track events, but the Tornados did the same in the field to win the meet 70 – 66. Winning events for the Leopards were…...
Riley Nieschwitz won #2 singles in straight sets as Louisville edged host Alliance 3-2. The Leopard doubles teams of Carter Duskey & Cole Duskey and Ben Shelby & Isaiah Gray also won in straight sets as LHS improves to 4-2.
The Louisville Leopards were shutout by the visiting Dover Tornadoes 5-0. Dover won every match in straight sets as Louisville falls to 3-2 on the season.
Katelyn Claugus and Anya Willett captured first place in events but the Lady Leopards suffered their first loss 98-72 to visiting Dover to fall to 3-1. The Louisville Boys also fell to the Tornadoes 138-21 to drop to 1-2 on the year.