Louisville Leopards at Hoover Vikings 2012 Football Highlights
Quarterback Dom Iero was involved in three Vikings touchdowns and Xavier Hogan had a touchdown run & pick six to lead the Hoover Vikings past Louisville 41-14
Quarterback Dom Iero was involved in three Vikings touchdowns and Xavier Hogan had a touchdown run & pick six to lead the Hoover Vikings past Louisville 41-14
Jake Adams completed 25 of 43 passes for 334 yards and threw 3 touchdowns to help lead the Freshman Leopards past the North Canton Hoover Vikings 30-21 on August 30, 2012.
Players of the Week include | Varsity Offense: Trent Ohman, Defense: Alex Schooley | JV Offense: AJ Minster, Defense: Zach Shea | Freshman Offense: Stephen Kerzan, Defense: Frank Falcone, Nugget: Ray Brooks.
A preview for the 90th meeting between the Louisville Leopards and North Canton Hoover Vikings taking place on Friday, August 31. Includes in-depth analysis & breakdown of the game, the all-time series between the two teams, and past highlights.
Joey Duckworth threw two touchdown passes & Garrett Yoder had an interception & game-clinching fumble recovery on defense to lead Louisville to their first opening day win since 2009.
A preview of the Louisville Leopards at Canfield Cardinals football game that will take place on August 24, 2012. Includes In-Depth Analysis, All-Time Series Breakdown, & Highlights from past games.
In one the purist games in Louisville Football history, the Leopards defeated the Springfield Spartans on Brian Parker’s 29-yard 4th Quarter Field Goal 3-0, while Brian Ramsey & Kaloni Bell made key plays defensively.
Joey Duckworth and Jeremy McQuilkin hooked up for a 20 yard touchdown during the Leopards scrimmage at Jackson. The Polar Bears won the scrimmage 2-1.
Dillon Stertzbach’s special teams plays helped Louisville stay in the see-saw battle that ended with Chad Neff leading an epic Louisville drive for a game-winning score and a 35-28 victory.
Bob Gladieux scored four touchdowns as the Leopards completed their 10-0 quest with a 28-0 drubbing of Minerva. It was also their fifth consecutive shutout as they finished unscored upon in Tri-County League play.