Boys Basketball Clinches Share of NBC with Win at Carrollton
Five different Louisville players reached double figures led by Joe Crank’s 15 points as the Leopards dismantled the Warriors 67-38 to clinch a share of their 8th NBC Title.
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Leopards Lick Lions 68-36 in Boys Basketball
Drew Noble poured in a game-high 16 points as Louisville routed Minerva 68-36 to improve to 14-3 overall and 11-0 in the NBC.
Boys Basketball Falls at Green 54-33
Chris Libertore & Jake Pukys each scored 9, but the Leopards still fell to the Bulldogs 54-33. Drew Noble also had 8 points & 12 rebounds.
Boys Basketball Stuns Wildcats, Now in Complete Command
Louisville scored the final 8 points of the contest to down visiting Canton South 59-58 in a battle of the top two NBC teams. Drew Noble scored 18, Hoover 14, & Pukys 12.
Boys Basketball Stamps Salem 66-33, Clinches Winning Season
Blake Hoover poured in a game-high 18 points as the Leopards doubled up the host Quakers 66-33. Jake Pukys also scored 10 as Louisville clinched a winning season and improved to 9-0 in the NBC.
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Blake Hoover & Drew Noble each recorded a double double in leading the Leopards to a 66-46 road victory over the Warriors. Hoover finished with a game-high 25 points.
Boys Basketball Dumps Dukes, Now Halfway to NBC Perfection
Blake Hoover and Chris Libertore scored a game-high 23 points each and led Louisville back from a double digit deficit to down Marlington 91-78.
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Drew Noble finished with 25 points & 16 rebounds and Jake Pukys dropped in 14 points and had 4 steals to lead the Leopards to a 78-74 overtime win against the Aviators.
Boys Basketball Doubles Up Carrollton 66-33
Blake Hoover & Drew Noble each had 15 points & 6 rebounds to lead the Leopards to a 66-33 victory over the visiting Warriors. Jake Pukys also scored 9 and Louisville hit 10 three-pointers.
Boys Basketball Edged By Boardman 49-45
Blake Hoover and Chris Libertore each dropped in a team-high 10 points, but the Leopards still fell to the host Spartans 49-45. Jake Adams also added 9 for Louisville.
