Madison Denzer rolled a 387 series to lead the Lady Leopards who finished 12th at the SCHSBC Early Bird Tournament. Garrett Chilson led the Louisville Boys with a 386 series as LHS took 16th at Park Centre Lanes.
Louisville placed 3rd at Highland on November 12 and 6th at Copley a week later on November 19. Many Leopards finished at the top individually and earned state tournament bids in the process.
Noah Capo placed 3rd in Lincoln Douglas with a 4-0 record and Declan Deioma finished 4th in International Extemporaneous Speaking to earn their first state bids as LHS finished 6th out of 38 schools at Perry.
Jessie Stewart took 1st in Original Oratory and Kenna Dunlap placed 1st in Programmed Oral Interpretation as Louisville received 5th in team sweepstakes at Warren JFK. LHS novices also competed at the GlenOak.
Kylah Meyer placed 2nd for the girls and Grant Brown took 23rd for the boys to punch their tickets to regionals. The Lady Leopards finished 13th as a team and the Louisville Boys took 18th at the DI GlenOak District Meet.
The #18 seed Leopards were shutout by the host #14 seed Lions 1-0 in the DI Cleveland 1 Sectional Finals. Amelia Henderhan recorded 5 saves for the Lady Leopards who finish the season 10-6-1.
Brooke Haren finished with 11 kills and 10 digs, but the #29 seed Leopards fell to the host #7 seed Warriors 16-25, 17-25, 26-24, 16-25 in the DI Solon Sectional Semifinals. AJ Burick also had 22 assists, Kaitlyn Kardohely 13 digs, and Addy Campbell 3 aces as Louisville finishes 5-18.
Amelia Henderhan tied her own single season shutout record with her eighth shutout as Louisville played to a scoreless draw with visiting Dover 0-0 in their regular season finale. Gracie Bush, Amelia Henderhan, and Brooke Manley were all honored for Senior Night.
The Lady Leopards swept the visiting Aviators 25-14, 25-15, 25-14 to finish the regular season 5-17. Alexis Jobe and Kaitlyn Kardohely were honored for Senior Night.
Kiersten Kendall finished with 11 points and 3 aces from the service line as the Leopards swept the host Mustangs 25-21, 25-14, 25-9. Addison Burick also had 29 assists, Brooke Haren 11 kills, and Nicole Lanham 10 digs as LHS improved to 4-17 on the season.
