Drew Dillen and Damien Lowder scored goals in the final 24 minutes to lift the #9 seed Leopards past the visiting #13 seed Tornadoes 2-1 in the DI Northeast 1 Sectional Finals. Louisville is now 13-2-3 on the season and advances to districts for the fifth straight year.
Ethan Diller and Nick Johnston both scored a pair of goals as Louisville demolished visiting Dover 7-0. Noah Emmons also recorded his 10th shutout of the season as LHS improved to 11-2-3.
Carter Burton tied a team record with 5 assists and Ryan Kibler had a hat trick as the Leopards trounced the visiting Tigers 16-0 in the biggest regular season win in team history. Brady Adams also had 3 assists to tie the LHS career record and Noah Emmons tied a single season record with his 8th shutout.
Drew Dillen scored the lone LHS goal in the 2nd half, but the Leopards fell on the road to the host Bulldogs 5-1. Louisville is now 7-1-2 on the season.
Drew Dillen and Brady Adams scored second half goals to lift Louisville past visiting Tallmadge 3-1. Brayden Mayle and Jacob Sanders also recorded assists as LHS remained undefeated at 7-0-1.
Kadan Swope and Drew Dillen each scored goals to lead Louisville to a 2-1 road win at New Philadelphia. Dominic Porter-Kovacich and Bailey Adams also recorded assists as LHS improved to 6-0-1 their best start since 2007.
Angelo Paquelet scored a pair of goals and Noah Emmons recorded the shutout as the Leopards routed the host Panthers 7-0. This is the first time Louisville has recorded 4 consecutive shutouts since 2005 as they remain unbeaten at 5-0.
Brady Adams scored a pair of goals and had an assist to lead Louisville in their 4-1 win over visiting New Philadelphia. Angelo Paquelet and Drew Dillen also added goals for the Leopards who finish the regular season with a mark of 12-4.
Carter Burton finished with a hat trick and also recorded 2 assists to lead the Leopards in their 12-2 road win over the Tigers. Drew Dillen, Ethan Diller, and Nick Johnston also scored a pair of goals each as Louisville reached its third highest score on the road in team history.
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.
