Girls Basketball Will Open Tournament Against Walsh Jesuit
The Louisville Lady Leopards drew the 20th Seed in the DI Alliance/North Canton blended District and will face the host Walsh Jesuit Warriors on Saturday, February 15 at 1:00 PM.
The Louisville Lady Leopards drew the 20th Seed in the DI Alliance/North Canton blended District and will face the host Walsh Jesuit Warriors on Saturday, February 15 at 1:00 PM.
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.
Louisville fell to visiting West Branch 52-31 Saturday to fall to 4-9 overall and 4-4 in the NBC. Rachel Zeller led the Leopards with 9, while Brooke Layton & Sarah Lairson each added 7.
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.