Louisville Wins 12th Straight Game Over Minerva 7-0
Pavin Parks and Zach Schaffner combined for a 2-hit shutout and Garrett Yoder & Riley Groves each drove in a pair of runs during the Leopards 7-0 win over the Lions.
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Louisville Leopards at Minerva Lions Baseball 2013
Riley Groves pitched a complete game six inning 1-hitter and struck out 10 and Garrett Yoder went 3-for-4 with 4 RBI’s and scored 3 runs to lead Louisville to victory.
Leopards Honor Seniors, But Fall to Salem 60-52
Louisville honored Leopard Seniors Alex Schooley and Mike Weiss, but fell to Salem to finish 2-12 in the NBC. Blake Hoover and Bryce Mathie scored a team-high 10 points each for the Leps.
Magics Trick Leopards 72-35
The Leopards were led by Joe Crank with 12 points and Blake Hoover who also scored 10. Louisville is now 4-16 on the season.
Leopards Break Branch 63-56 to Snap Skid
Joe Crank, Blake Hoover, Bryce Mathie, and Drew Noble all scored 11 and Pavin Parks adding 10 to lead the Leopards to a road win Friday. The win snaps a 10-game losing streak.
Louisville Duked at Home by Marlington 64-45
Blake Hoover led the Leopards with 12 points and Bryce Mathie also added 8 points. Lucas Strouble scored 24 points for the Dukes who kept their NBC hopes alive.
Leopards Drop Sixth Straight After 57-41 Loss to Alliance
Blake Hoover led Louisville with 13 points, while Joe Crank tallied 9 and Alex Hollifield added 7 to lead the Leopards in a 57-41 loss to Alliance. J.J. Kukura dropped in 28 for the Aviators.
Carrollton Edges Louisville in Downtown Fest 60-56
Blake Hoover scored a season-high 20 points and Pavin Parks poured in 14 to lead the Leopards. The two squads combined to hit 17 three-pointers during the contest.
Leopards Dropped by Back-to-Back Quakers
Louisville fell to New Philadelphia Tuesday 64-35 and Salem on Friday 47-43. Ronnie Carter & Blake Hoover were Louisville’s leading scorers in the two contests as they dropped to 3-9.
Leopards Fall at Home to West Branch 48-40, Drop to 3-7
Blake Hoover scored a game-high 13 points, but it would not be enough as West Branch earned their first win at Louisville since 2008. The Warriors won the contest 48-40.
