Owen Burick threw for 299 yards and a touchdown to Austin Wade but the Leopards fell to the host Quakers 42-21 in their season opener. Owen DiMarzio also scored a pair of touchdowns for Louisville.
Zach Root went 2-for-3 with a triple and a walk-off single to lead Louisville over visiting Akron Firestone 10-0 in 6 innings. Five Leopard pitchers combined for the shutout including starter Bryce Graziani who struck out 3.
Cole Miller hit a 3-run homer and a 3-run triple to lead the Leopards in their 9-0 shutout of the host Fighting Irish. Connor Morley threw 6 shutout innings and struck out 3 to earn his fourth win on the mound as Louisville won its 5th straight contest.
Hayden Nigro made a record 19 free throws and scored a career high 41 points to lead Louisville in their record setting 106-85 win over visiting Alliance. Beau Siegfried also scored 23, Will Aljancic 21, and Brayden Gross 17 as the Leopards broke the school single game scoring record in the highest scoring game in LHS history.
Will Aljancic scored 30 points in leading the Leopards past the Cardinals 55-46 in a rematch of last year’s sectional final. Aljancic became the Leopards all-time leading scorer late in the fourth quarter as LHS rolled to its 10th straight win.
Daveion Cruse finished with 147 total yards and scored a 4th quarter touchdown but the Leopards fell to the Vikings 34-8 in the 100th meeting between the two rivals. Andrew Essik also ran for 67 yards and scored on a two-point conversion as Louisville fell to 1-3.
Daveion Cruse threw touchdown passes to Charlie Roberts & Andrew Essik as the Leopards defeated the host Indians 16-6. Kolton Loy and Chase Mueller also made interceptions in the endzone on defense as Louisville improved to 1-2.
Cam Dougherty ran for a pair of touchdowns to lead the Leopards in their 33-0 shutout of the visiting Black Tigers. Cooper Rice & Wyatt Smith also ran for scores and Kolton Loy blocked a punt that Aiden Volkert recovered for a touchdown as LHS improved to 3-5.
Kolton Loy scored 4 touchdowns and preserved the shutout with a last second interception as the Leopards routed the Bulldogs 42-0. Cooper Rice also threw and ran for a score as LHS improved to 2-4.
Jacob Galbraith scored the Leopards only touchdown late in the fourth quarter during their 34-6 loss to the visiting Tigers. Camden Dougherty, Galbraith, and Kason Graybill led Louisville on defense with multiple tackles for a loss each.
