Lions Cage Lady Leopards, Varsity Finishes Even in NBC
Minerva scored the first 14 points of the contest in earning a 54-35 victory over visiting Louisville. Brooke Layton led the Leps with 11, Sarah Lairson scored 10, and Sabryna Benzel added 7.
Minerva scored the first 14 points of the contest in earning a 54-35 victory over visiting Louisville. Brooke Layton led the Leps with 11, Sarah Lairson scored 10, and Sabryna Benzel added 7.
Louisville trailed 16-4 in the second quarter, but two big runs helped them pull ahead for a 43-31 victory. Hollyann Mullett led the Leopards with 12, Rachel Zeller scored 10, and Taylor Noble added 7.
Hollyann Mullett dropped in a game-high 22 points & recorded 4 steals to lead Louisville past Alliance 45-20. Rachel Zeller also grabbed 9 rebounds & Abby Beaver delivered 4 assists.
Rachel Zeller led the Leopards with 17 points, Hollyann Mullett broke double digits with 10, and both Morgan Paulus & Hannah Skolosh added 4. The visiting Warriors defeated the Leopards 66-41.
The Lady Leopards fell to the Wildcats 36-24 Wednesday to fall to 5-11 on the season. Louisville was led by Hollyann Mullett with 8, Sabryna Benzel with 4, and Abby Beaver with 4.
Rachel Zeller had game-high’s of 13 Points and 16 Rebounds to help lead Louisville to a thrilling 47-42 overtime victory over Salem. Abby Beaver & Sarah Lairson also scored 11 each.
Rachel Zeller paced the Leopards with 17 points & 8 rebounds, Abby Beaver also dished out 8 assists & scored 11, and Hollyann Mullett poured in 16. Louisville is now 0-6 in non-conference play.
The Dukes finished the game on a 15-2 run to win their first home game against the Leopards since 1996 by a count of 44-42. Hollyann Mullett scored a game-high 18 points for Louisville.
Louisville shutout Alliance in the first quarter and never trailed during a 48-20 home victory. Hollyann Mullett led the Leopards with 16 points, Sabryna Benzel poured in 10 points & grabbed 6 boards, and Rachel Zeller also added 7 points.
Louisville fell to Green 68-59 and in the consolation game fell to New Philadelphia 56-41. Abby Beaver, Hollyann Mullett, and Rachel Zeller were the top three scorers in each contest.