Louisville Nullifies Nordonia 3-0 – Boys Soccer
Clayton McLaughlin earned the shutout in goal to lead the Leopards to a 3-0 victory over the host Knights. Hunter Foley, Bailey Adams, and AJ Meeks all scored goals for Louisville.
Clayton McLaughlin earned the shutout in goal to lead the Leopards to a 3-0 victory over the host Knights. Hunter Foley, Bailey Adams, and AJ Meeks all scored goals for Louisville.
Kayla Gibson scored the opening goal and Hannah Baughman added a pair of second half scores as the Leopards blanked the Warriors 3-0. Louisville is now 4-0 in the NBC this season.
Caleb Prasco shot a team best 42 to lead Louisville, but West Branch won the match 169-181. Connor Wendt also shot a 44, Sam Casto a 47, and both Darren Hester and Justin Shafter shot 48 a piece.
Mackenzie Murphy and Mandy Plaskett earned a 6-7 (4-7), 6-3, 10-8 win in #2 Doubles for the Leopards lone victory in their 4-1 loss to the undefeated Wildcats.
Morgan Cole and Cami Nau led the Lady Leopards in serving with 9 points and 3 aces each as Louisville swept West Branch 25-15, 25-20, 25-21. LHS is now 7-8 overall and 5-2 in the NBC.
Bailey Adams and Derek Zeller each recorded first half hat tricks to lead the Leopards to a 10-1 victory over the visiting Warriors. Hunter Foley also had a pair of goals and both Marco Paulovich & Blake Varner scored.
Kennedy Keister led Louisville by winning a perfect 6-0, 6-0 in #2 Singles. The Leopards won the match 4-1 as Jo Menegay won #3 Singles and both doubles teams won for 8-4 LHS.
Kayla Gibson gave Louisville the lead late in the second half off a Hannah Baughman corner kick, but the Generals Alexa Sommer scored with 1:13 left to force a 1-1 tie.
Caleb Prasco shot a team best 3 over par with a 39, but Louisville fell to visiting Marlington 176-181. Sam Casto and Connor Wendt also shot 47 each and Justin Shafter carded a 48.
The Louisville Leopards Cross Country Teams competed at the Galion Cross Country Festival Race presented by Avita Health System Saturday at Amman’s Park. The Louisville Boys placed 16h out of 37 teams competing and the Lady...