Lady Leopards Bow Out Early, Fall to Lake 55-29
The Lake Blue Streaks used a 22-5 second quarter to open up the game before defeating the Louisville Leopards 55-29 in the North Canton Division I Sectional Final at Walsh University Friday.
The Lake Blue Streaks used a 22-5 second quarter to open up the game before defeating the Louisville Leopards 55-29 in the North Canton Division I Sectional Final at Walsh University Friday.
Clara Lemmon delivered the block of the year and provided the game-clinching steal during Louisville’s 49-48 victory at Central. Emily Nees led the Leps with 11 points and Hannah Lemmon poured in 10.
The Lady Leopards closed out their NBC Schedule with a 52-37 road victory at Canton South. Their 12-2 league record gives them a share of the NBC along with West Branch at 12-2.
Clara Lemmon led all scorers with 10 points, while Emily Nees and Rachel Zeller each added 7 to lead the Lady Leps past the Alliance.
Jordan Monnot scored a game-high 14 points, while both Clara Lemmon and Mackenzie Rankin added 8 each to lead Louisville in a 57-30 victory over Marlington.
Carrollton snapped a 19-game losing streak against the Lady Leps with a 53-48 win that created a three-way tie in the NBC. Hollyann Mullett scored 13 and Hannah Lemmon added 10 to lead the Leopards.
Emily Hollifield led the Lady Leopards with 23 points and Madison Fomich added 10 as Louisville improved to 10-1 on the season. The Leopards led 32-1 before Massillon scored a field goal in the third quarter.
Hollyann Mullett poured in 16 points and hit 3 three-pointers to lead the Lady Leps past the Salem Quakers 48-29. Mackenzie Rankin also added 9 points as Louisville improved to 12-5, 9-1.
Louisville fell behind 19-4 early before falling in an important NBC matchup with West Branch. Hannah Lemmon led the Leps with 10, Clara Lemmon scored 9, and Hollyann Mullett added 8.
Massillon used a 14-2 second half run to take a 39-32 lead before surviving for a 42-37 victory at Louisville. Jordan Monnot and Clara Lemmon led the Lady Leopards with 8 points each in the loss.