Ella Tillett scored a game-high 14 and Maggie Baker poured in 12 as Louisville rallied from down eleven to defeated host Ursuline 47-41. Mikayla Salmons also added 8 as the Lady Leopards improved to 2-5.
Maggie Baker scored a team-high 18 points as the Lady Leopards fell to the visiting Eagles 53-47. Ella Tillett also dropped in 10 and Mabel Kiko added 9 as Louisville dropped to 1-5.
Maggie Baker and Ella Tillet both scored a team-high 14 points to lead the Lady Leopards in their loss to the visiting Bulldogs 49-44. Mabel Kiko and Makayla Tanner also added 5 points each as LHS fell to 1-4.
Maggie Baker scored a game-high 14 and Ella Tillett dropped in 12 to lead the Lady Leopards past the host Royals 33-31. Mikayla Salmons also scored 4 as Louisville improved to 1-3.
Mikayla Salmons scored a game-high 10 points, but the Lady Leopards fell to the host Generals 40-34 in the final game of the Holiday Hoopsgiving showcase. Mabel Kiko also scored 8 and Ella Tillett added 7 as Louisville dropped to 0-3.
Ella Tillett scored a team-high 8 points as the Lady Leopards used an 11-1 run to take a fourth quarter lead before falling to host Canton South 27-24. Maggie Baker and Mikayla Salmons also added 6 points each as Louisville fell to 0-2.
Maggie Baker scored a team-high 10 points and Mikayla Salmons added 9 to lead the Lady Leopards in their 52-37 home opener loss to the Blue Devils. Makayla Tanner also had 8 and Ella Tillett finished with 6 points and 6 rebounds.
Kylah Meyer placed third at the DII State Meet with the fastest postseason time in program history to conclude her historic Leopard varsity career. Amelie Anderson also took 132nd for Louisville with a time of 20:28.01. Meyer also recorded the fastest time amongst all Stark County runners in all divisions at Fortress Obetz.
Kylah Meyer became a 4-time state qualifier in taking second and Amelie Anderson earned her first state berth with a 53rd place finish to lead the Lady Leopards at the DII Boardman Regional Meet. Louisville finished 25th as a team.
Kylah Meyer won the DII GlenOak District Championship by 4 seconds as the Lady Leopards finished 12th to qualify for regionals for the first time since 2023. Madelynn Bailey, Stella Blommel, Camryn Cline, and Elizabeth Babcock rounded out the scoring for Louisville.
