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.
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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.
Leopards Rally To Tie, But Fall to Minerva in Overtime
Bryce Mathie hit a buzzer-beating three-pointer at the end of regulation to force overtime, but the Minerva took the game in the extra period 59-51 over visiting Louisville.
Late Run Allows Tallmadge to Snatch Victory from Louisville 36-33
Bryce Mathie scored a game-high 10 points and Alex Schooley tallied 8 during the Leopards 36-33 loss at Tallmadge. The Blue Devils scored the final 8 points of the contest to steal the victory.
Wildcats Control Pace in 59-49 Win Over Leopards
Blake Hoover led the Leopards with 18 points and Pavin Parks buried 5 three-pointers and scored 17 points during Louisville’s loss at Canton South Friday.
Leopards Drop Sixth Straight After 57-41 Loss to Alliance
Blake Hoover led Louisville with 13 points, while Joe Crank tallied 9 and Alex Hollifield added 7 to lead the Leopards in a 57-41 loss to Alliance. J.J. Kukura dropped in 28 for the Aviators.
Carrollton Edges Louisville in Downtown Fest 60-56
Blake Hoover scored a season-high 20 points and Pavin Parks poured in 14 to lead the Leopards. The two squads combined to hit 17 three-pointers during the contest.
Freshman Boys Basketball Win NBC Outright
Louisville dismantled Alliance 59-26 on Wednesday and demolished Marlington 64-29 on Thursday to claim another NBC Title. The Freshman class is now 46-0 vs. NBC opponents all-time.
Leopards Dropped by Back-to-Back Quakers
Louisville fell to New Philadelphia Tuesday 64-35 and Salem on Friday 47-43. Ronnie Carter & Blake Hoover were Louisville’s leading scorers in the two contests as they dropped to 3-9.
