Lauren Stillwagon went 4-for-4 to lead the #17 seed Lady Leopards in their 10-1 loss to the #6 seed Lady Bulldogs in the DI Massillon Sectional Finals. Shelby Mayle drove in MaKenzie Miller for Louisville’s only run as LHS finishes 13-12.
The 2021 Division I Austintown, Massillon, and Mentor District Softball Tournament Draw Brackets, Seeds, Schedule, and Voting Matrix.
Connor Morley batted 2-for-3 & Broc Pickens drove in 3 runs as Louisville won on the road at Green 5-4. Caleb Miller also drove in 2 runs & Tyler Jackson earned the win on the mound with 5 strikeouts.
Chase Barstow rolled a 471 series to lead the Louisville Boys in a 2998-2738 over visiting Green. Madison Denzer rolled a 373 series to lead the Lady Leopards in their 2391-2152 loss to the visiting Lady Bulldogs.
Tom Warner rolled a 459 series to lead the Louisville Boys in their close 2787-2761 loss to host Green. Marissa Hilson led the Lady Leopards with a 310 series, but they also fell to the Lady Bulldogs 2483-1741.
Katie Bice placed 25th individually shooting 19 over par 159 to lead Louisville in their 9th place finish at the DI State Tournament. Erin Strouse also shot 22 over par 162 in taking 33rd individually for the Lady Leopards.
Katie Bice shot a tournament low 73 to finish as individual district champion and Alexis Ralston took third place by carding a 75 as Louisville won their first district title and advanced to state for the first time in team history!
Paige Cole tied her own team record with 37 kills, but the Lady Leopards fell on the road against the Bulldogs 23-25, 16-25, 25-23, 25-22, 14-16. Sydney Bast led the defense with 26 digs as LHS dropped to 3-4.
Rachel Kibler earned a 6-1, 6-0 straight set victory in #1 singles for the Leopards only win in their 4-1 road loss to the Bulldogs. The Lady Leopards are now 3-5 on the season.
Erin Strouse shot a team best 78 to lead the Lady Leopards to a 7th place finish out of 22 teams at the Walsh Jesuit Lady Warrior Invite at The Country Club of Hudson. Katie Bice also shot 84, Alexis Ralston 86, and Madison Gruber 89.
