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Rachel Kibler and Sherilynn Mullett were the Flite 1 Champions and Jo Menegay and Mandy Plaskett claimed the Flite 2 Title as the Leopards went 8-1 on the day to win their first LHS Doubles Classic since 2016. Kerstin St. Clair and Jade Thomas also finished as Runner-Ups in Flite 3 for Louisville.
Louisville fell to host Jackson 14-25, 14-19 and Marlington 21-25, 15-25 but defeated Southeast in their third match 25-16, 25-13 to finish 1-2 at the Jackson Invitational. Paige Cole was named to the all-tournament team.
Morgan Cole won the David Ziesmer Jackson Invitational and Cassidy Kiko placed 4th to lead Louisville to a 2nd place finish as a team. Other top Lady Leopards finishers included Kayla Gibson, Nicole Israel, and Emma Patterson.
Rachel Kibler earned the Leopards only victory in #1 Singles as they fell to the host Polar Bears 4-1. Louisville is now 2-1 on the year.
Caleb Prasco led Louisville by shooting a team best 76 as the Leopards finished 17th out of 20 teams.. Rounding out the scoring for LHS were Justin Shafer 85, Connor Wendt 95, and Mark Kennedy 104.
Sarah Cantley hit a go-ahead 2-run homer and struck out 8 in the circle to lead #1 seed Louisville in a 4-3 comeback win over #9 seed Jackson in the DI Massillon Sectional Finals. Ellie Jackson, Sydney McKeever, and Teagan Rice all had 2 hits each for the 21-1 Lady Leopards.
The 2018 Division I Massillon District Softball Tournament Draw Bracket, Seeds, Schedule, and Voting Matrix.
Kaycee Ollis hit a pair of RBI triples and drove in 3 runs as the Leopards run-ruled the host Polar Bears 12-1 in 5 innings. Sydney McKeever also went 3-for-3, Teagan Rice hit a 3-run double, and Sarah Cantley earned the win for LHS.
Erin Hahn scored 8 points and had a game-high 11 rebounds but the 9th Seed Lady Leopards fell to the Top Seeded Jackson Polar Bears 40-21 in their DI Canton Sectional Final. Ellie Jackson also scored 6 for Louisville who finishes 7-17.
