Joey Duckworth Football, Baseball, & Basketball Highlights
These are highlight videos I made for DVDs of Louisville Leopards athlete Joey Duckworth for the 2011 & 2012 Football, 2011-12 Basketball, and 2012 & 2013 Baseball seasons.
Leopards Basketball
Leopards Basketball News and Articles
Leopard Athletes Honored at Winter Sports Awards Night
NBC Boys & Girls Basketball, Swimming, & Wrestling Honors, District Honors, Team Awards, and Scholar Athlete Award Winners.
Blake Hoover 2012-13 Basketball Highlights
This is a highlight video of a DVD I made for Louisville Leopards basketball player Blake Hoover for the 2012-13 season.
Leopards Fight Hard, But Can’t Overcome Vikings 57-39
Harrison Blackledge poured in 30 points to lead North Canton past Louisville 57-39 in the DI Alliance Sectional Semifinals Tuesday. With the loss, the Leopards finish the season 4-19.
Leopards Honor Seniors, But Fall to Salem 60-52
Louisville honored Leopard Seniors Alex Schooley and Mike Weiss, but fell to Salem to finish 2-12 in the NBC. Blake Hoover and Bryce Mathie scored a team-high 10 points each for the Leps.
Magics Trick Leopards 72-35
The Leopards were led by Joe Crank with 12 points and Blake Hoover who also scored 10. Louisville is now 4-16 on the season.
Freshman Basketball Wins Tournament Title, Now 50-0 Against NBC
The Leopards defeated West Branch 35-31 Saturday to win the Freshman Tournament and finish 50-0 against the NBC since the 7th Grade. Louisville defeated Carrollton & Green to lead up to the final game.
Leopards Will Face Long Time Rival Hoover in Tournament
Louisville drew the 11th Seed and will play North Canton Hoover in the DI Alliance District Tournament Sectional Semifinals on Tuesday, February 26 at 7:30 PM.
Leopards Break Branch 63-56 to Snap Skid
Joe Crank, Blake Hoover, Bryce Mathie, and Drew Noble all scored 11 and Pavin Parks adding 10 to lead the Leopards to a road win Friday. The win snaps a 10-game losing streak.
Louisville Duked at Home by Marlington 64-45
Blake Hoover led the Leopards with 12 points and Bryce Mathie also added 8 points. Lucas Strouble scored 24 points for the Dukes who kept their NBC hopes alive.
