Baseball Falls in Last of 7th at North Canton Hoover
The Leopards were edged by the Vikings in walk-off fashion 4-3 Monday to fall to 1-5. Alex Hewitt recorded the only RBI for Louisville.
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Baseball Drops Twin Bill Against GlenOak
GlenOak 8-14, Louisville 4-9 The Louisville Leopards fell in both games of a double header against the visiting GlenOak Golden Eagles Saturday Afternoon. With the losses, Louisville falls to 1-4 on the season. Game...
Baseball Gets Redemption Against Marlington
Jake Adams delivered a game-winning 2-run single in the bottom of the fifth as the Leopards edged the Dukes 4-3. Marco Buccasso also had 2 hits & an RBI.
Baseball Falls at Marlington in NBC Opener
Joe Crank drove in Tyler Adams for the Leopards only run in an 11-1 loss to the host Dukes. JV & Freshman both defeated Marlington a home.
Tornadoes Swirl Past Leopards in Opener
Louisville pounded out 12 hits in a 10-6 losing effort to host Dover in the season opener Monday. Jake Adams cracked a 2-run double for the Leopards.
Baseball Downed By McKinley in Scrimmage After Late Rally
Issac Mathie struck out three and Joe Crank drove in an early run, but the Leopards fell to the Bulldogs 8-3 in scrimmage play Wednesday.
Louisville Shutout at West Branch, Warriors Clinch Share
The Leopards outhit the Warriors 6-4, but it was West Branch who won on the scoreboard 5-0. Connor Zwick led Louisville with 2 hits.
Leopards Shutout By Vikings 10-0
Louisville fell to visiting North Canton 10-0 in 5 Innings Wednesday. Connor Zwick and Brock Haren has the only two hits for the Leopards.
Louisville Jumps Out to Early Edge, Downs Carrollton 9-6
Stephen Kerzan went 2-for-4 with a triple & 3 runs batted in and Garrett Yoder went 2-for-3 with a double & 2 RBI’s to lead the Leopards past the Warriors 9-6.
Leopards Rally, But Can’t Overcome Early Deficit Vs. Jackson
The Leopards fell to the Polar Bears 9-5 Saturday. Garrett Yoder delivered a 2-run single and Riley Graybeal had an RBI Single as part of a 5-run Louisville sixth inning.
