Sarah Cantley pitched a 4-hit shutout and Teagan Rice drove in Sydney McKeever for the only run in the Leopards 1-0 District Championship victory over the Lake Blue Streaks. 23-4 Louisville will play in their first ever Regionals next week.
Sarah Cantley hit a game winning homer, pitched a complete game 1-hitter, and struck out 8 to lead the #2 Seed Leopards past the #3 Seed Panthers in the DI Massillon District Semifinals. Kaycee Ollis also hit a 2-run single for 22-4 Louisville.
Jared Mathie scored 4 goals and Braden Thomas recorded a hat trick as the Leopards pounced on the Lions 10-5 to begin tournament play. Clayton McLaughlin, Jackson Simpson, and Matt Swigert all scored for 5-7 Louisville as well.
Andrew Gray threw a 2-hit shutout and struck out 8 to lead the Leopards past the host Bulldogs 7-0. Bryce Zuppe also went 3-for-4 and Davis Burick, Austin Cummings, and Max Hartline all had multi-hit games.
Louisville Leopards Girls Basketball Head Coach Garee McCully finishes with the 2nd most wins in team history compiling a record of 144-104 in 11 seasons. He guided Louisville to 4 NBC Titles and the team’s first DI Sectional Title in 2011.
Matt Swigert and Braden Thomas each scored 4 goals to lead the Leopards to a 14-4 Senior Night win over the Cardinals. Jared Mathie also recorded a hat trick as Louisville finished the regular season 4-7.
Davis Burick went 2-for-3 with an RBI triple but the Leopards fell to the visiting Bulldogs 8-4. Dillon Rebuck also had an RBI single as Louisville dropped to 17-8.
Sarah Cantley threw a no-hitter and the Lady Leopards hit 6 home runs as a team in their record setting 25-0 DI Massillon Sectional Final victory over the Akron Ellet Orangemen. Kaycee Ollis & Shae Thomas both hit a pair of dingers and Alex Fankhauser & Kaylee Nolte both went yard.
Austin Cummings and Bryce Zuppe both went 2-for-3 with a double and Davis Burick delivered the game winning single in the top of the 7th to lead the Leopards past the host Crusaders 3-2. Andrew Gray earned the win in relief on the hill for 17-7 Louisville.
Jordan Shearer and Bryce Zuppe both batted 3-for-4, but Louisville fell to visiting North Canton 8-4 on Senior Night. Cam King also had a pair of hits and an RBI for LHS.
