Girls take 2nd, Boys 4th at NBC Track Meet
Nick Chaplik, Noah Murray, and Rahzul Young all had first place finishes to lead the Boys, while Devin Kring had the only individual first place finish for the Girls.
Leopards Girls Track
Leopards Girls Track News and Articles
Track: Boys Hand Salem 1st Loss, Girls Dominate on Senior Night
Nick Chaplik & Noah Chaplik led the Louisville Boys to a 79-49 win over Salem, while Morgan Cole & Hailey Kiko lead the Lady Leopards to a 120-8 demolition of the visiting Lady Quakers.
Track & Field Swept By Carrollton
The Boys fell to Carrollton 71-57 and the Girls lost to the undefeated Warriors 70-58 Tuesday. The Boys fall to 2-2-1 and the Girls are now 3-2 on the season.
Boys Finish Team-Best 2nd, Girls Take 11th at Stark County Track Meet
The Boys placed first in 5 different events to take second place, their best ever finish in school history for the Stark County Meet. The Girls also took 11th.
Gooch Breaks Discus Record at Dover, Track Sweeps Warriors
Terry Gooch broke John Simon’s 44-year-old Discus record as the Leopards Boys & Girls Teams both finished 3rd at the Dover Tornado Invitational. At West Branch the Boys won 68-60 and the Girls won 65-63.
Track Splits with Marlington, Young Sets LHS Mark in Shot Put
Rahzul Young broke the Leopards 44-year old school record in the Shot Put, but the Louisville Boys still fell to Marlington 76-52. The Lady Leopards edged the Dukes 65-63.
Louisville Leopards Boys Track & Field Preview 2016
A preview of the Louisville Leopards Boys Track & Field Team for the 2016 season featuring a look at team strengths & weaknesses, league & team outlook, key returners, and key new runners.
Spring 2016 Louisville Leopards Sports Schedules & Rosters
Schedules for Baseball, Boys & Girls Lacrosse, Softball, Boys Tennis, & Boys & Girls Track for the Spring 2016 Louisville Leopards sports season.
Top Memory #11 Girls Track Finishes 7-0 & Wins NBC Meet
The Lady Leopards capped off a perfect 7-0 regular season run with a convincing first place finish in the NBC League Meet. This was Louisville’s 7th conference title in 8 seasons.
Leopards Drop to Division II in Several Fall & Winter Sports
The Leopards will drop to Division II for the 2015-16 and 2016-17 sports seasons according to the enrollment figures released by the OHSAA this week.
