Matti Adams, Brooke Brendle, Jenna Collins, and Kenzi Denzer all homered but the Lady Leopards fell to the Blue Streaks 9-7 at the George Duhon Memorial Tournament at Genshaft Park. Louisville falls to 4-7 with the loss.
Will Aljancic scored a game high 20 points and Hayden Nigro poured in 19 but the Leopards fell to the visiting Blue Streaks 51-46 on Senior Night. Tyler Boldon also scored 5 points as LHS fell to 15-6.
Courtney Barwick scored a game high 14 points and Brooke Haren added 10 as Louisville earned a 48-26 road win at Lake. Aubrey Thorne also tacked on 7 as the Lady Leopards improved to 13-5.
Blake Schaffer was named tournament MVP in leading Louisville to their second straight team title at the Josh Hephner Memorial Tournament. Kolten Barker, Cameron Brazek, Pablo Castro, Dominic Hoffarth, and Brenden Severs also finished 1st for LHS.
Kolten Barker, Pablo Castro, Dominic Hoffarth, Noah Peterson, and Cameron Brazek all won by fall to lead the Leopards past the visiting Blue Streaks 44-30 on Alumni Night. Louisville improves to 3-0 with the victory.
Colby Adams, Bobby Ganser, & Owen Pukys all finished in the top 6 to lead the Leopards to their first District Title since 2019. Camryn Barker and Bailey Menegay qualified for regionals for the Louisville girls.
Jack Mayle shot a team low 77 to finish 11th individually qualifying for the district tournament. Zach Root also shot 82 as the Leopards finished 7th at the DI Tannenhauf Sectional with a team score of 333.
Jack Mayle shot a team low 81 to take 10th individually as the Leopards placed 5th out of 15 competing teams at the Stark County Tournament. Sam Karcher also shot 87 and both Cole Miller & Zach Root carded 93 each for LHS.
Mason Foley scored Louisville’s only goal in the opening half, but Lake answered in the second half to force a 1-1 draw. Louisville is now 4-3-2 on the season with the tie.
Erin Strouse shot a team low 78 to lead Louisville to a fourth place finish out of 11 teams at the Stark County Championships Tournament at Arrowhead Golf Club. Alexis Ralston also shot 84, Lauren L’Amoreaux 87, and Abby Davis 90 for LHS.
