Lake Blue Streaks at Louisville Leopards Baseball Box Score
The Louisville Leopards Varsity Baseball Team was doubled up by the visiting Lake Blue Streaks 8-4 Friday Evening at Andy Aljancic Field.
The Louisville Leopards Varsity Baseball Team was doubled up by the visiting Lake Blue Streaks 8-4 Friday Evening at Andy Aljancic Field.
The lead changed hands 6 times before the host Lady Leopards succumbed to a Blue Steak 7th inning rally 7-6. Addy Campbell, Kenzi Denzer, and Anna Sirohman all had multi-hit games to lead Louisville.
Brooke Hubbard scored Louisville’s only goal in the first half as the the Leopards fell to the visiting Blue Streaks 12-1. Sarah Bricker finished with 10 saves as Louisville dropped to 2-4.
The Leopards were shutout by the host Blue Streaks 5-0. Louisville is now 3-2 on the season.
Michael Emerick Jr placed 7th rolling a 596 series in leading Louisville to a 6th place finish as a team at the DI Eastbury Sectional Tournament. Estrella Lopez-Cruz rolled a 474 to lead the Lady Leopards who finished 9th at Eastbury Bowling Center.
Hayden Nigro scored 16 points & the game winning basket with 8 seconds remaining during Louisville’s 53-52 comeback win over host Lake. Brayden Gross also scored 13 and Will Aljancic added 12 as LHS improved to 15-4.
Brooke Haren scored a game high 20 points to lead Leopards past the host Blue Streaks 53-49. Taryn Miglich also scored 13 and Courtney Barwick added 10 as Louisville improved to 12-7.
Michael Emerick Jr rolled a 279 in game one en rout to a 442 series to lead the Louisville Boys in their 2406-2001 loss at Lake. Madison Denzer also rolled a 327 series to lead the Lady Leopards who fell to the host Blue Streaks 2268-1801 at Park Centre Lanes.
Peyton Biery finished 15th individually after carding an 88 to lead Louisville in their 7th place finish at the DI Elms Sectional Tournament. Kylie Wallace also shot 91 as the Lady Leopards concluded their 2022 campaign.
Zach Root shot a team low 5 over par 77 to qualify individually for the District Tournament at Pine Hills. Louisville shot 344 as a team to place ninth at the DI Sectional held at Tannenhauf Golf Club.