Louisville Speech Takes 8th at McKinley Holiday Tournament – Speech & Debate
Louisville Speech took 8th place in team sweepstakes at the McKinley Holiday Tournament.
Louisville Speech took 8th place in team sweepstakes at the McKinley Holiday Tournament.
Brooke Haren scored a game high 13 and Kelsey Adelman added 6 to lead the Lady Leopards in a 57-37 road loss to the host Bulldogs. Courtney Barwick and Aubrey Thorne also tallied 5 each for 7-3 LHS.
Anya Willett, Reese Joliat, Ashley Menegay, Katelyn Claugus, and Taylor Dimmerling all had first place finishes as the Lady Leopards defeated Cloverleaf & Alliance 129-63-59. Mike Conway also finished 1st in the 500 freestyle for the boys.
Matt Darlison rolled a 483 series to lead the Louisville Boys in their 2700-2457 loss to Triway. Alysa Thornhill rolled a 291 series to lead the Lady Leopards as they fell to the Titans 2490-1628.
Joseph Fitzgerald rolled a 395 series to lead the Louisville boys in their 2572-2224 win at Lake Center Christian. Madison Denzer rolled a 308 series to lead the Lady Leopards as they earned their first victory over the host Lady Tigers 1558-1362.
Katelyn Claugus set a school record in the 100 freestyle to lead the Lady Leopards past CVCA 104-63. Bryce Puckett had the only first place finish for the boys who fell to the visiting Royals 76-47.
Brooke Haren scored a team high 13 and Kelsey Adelman added 12 as Louisville stormed past visiting Coventry 66-21. Courtney Barwick also hit double figures with 10 as eleven different Lady Leopards scored in the game.
Tayleigh Folden was the champion in Declamation as Louisville Debate finished 5th at thew New Philadelphia Tournament. The Louisville Speech Team also took 7th at the Tusky Valley Tournament.
Courtney Barwick and Brooke Haren both scored a team high 18 points each to lead the Lady Leopards in a 69-65 loss to the host Tigers. Aubrey Thorne also cashed in 14 and Kelsey Adelman dropped in 10 as Louisville fell to 6-2.
Katelyn Claugus and Anya Willett captured first place in events but the Lady Leopards suffered their first loss 98-72 to visiting Dover to fall to 3-1. The Louisville Boys also fell to the Tornadoes 138-21 to drop to 1-2 on the year.