Boys Basketball Falls, Alliance Poised to Clinch NBC
Drew Noble scored a game-high 25 points but it was not enough as the Leopards fell to the Aviators 67-57. Louisville is now 12-4 overall and 7-3 in the NBC.
Drew Noble scored a game-high 25 points but it was not enough as the Leopards fell to the Aviators 67-57. Louisville is now 12-4 overall and 7-3 in the NBC.
The Leopards drew a first round bye and will face the Quakers Wednesday, January 27 at Ashland High School. Full Bracket and Seedings for DII, Region 12.
Andy Graham, Jimmy Leonard, and Ryan Jakubiak all placed 3rd individually to lead the Leopards to a 9th place finish out of 29 teams at the Josh Hephner Memorial Tournament.
Spencer Hall scored a game-high 13 points to lead the Leopards past the Warriors 61-22. Cameron King also scored 9 and Jimmy Wright 8 as LHS finished 14-0 in the league.
Abby Beaver scored 16 points and Sarah Lairson scored 15 points to lead Louisville past Marlington 55-47. The Lady Leopards are now 15-1 overall and 11-0 in the NBC.
With the Leopards 51-31 win over West Branch on Friday Head Coach Tom Siegfied now stands alone as the all-times win leader for Louisville Boys Basketball.
Max Hartline scored a game-high 16 points to lead Louisville past Canton South 46-19. Kaleb McCartney also scored 7 for the Leopards who won their 11th straight.
The Leopards rallied for their first victory over West Branch since 2006 with a 31-30 victory on January 14. Louisville fell at home to Carrollton Thursday 39-26.
The Boys are now 9-2 and the Girls are now 10-1 after both defeated CVCA & Massillon in a Tri-Meet Saturday and earned home wins against Barberton Wednesday.
Emily Hollifield scored a game-high 15 points & Sarah Lairson also scored 13 to lead Louisville past Tallmadge 49-30. The Lady Leopards are now 14-1 on the season.