Landon Geisey rolled a 429 series to lead the Louisville Boys who edged visiting Salem 2287-2276 in their season opener. Paige Beard and Audrey Miculan both recorded a 341 series to lead the Lady Leopards in their 1880-1217 win over the Quakers.
Louisville Speech and Debate dominated at Highland, earning the top team rank and multiple individual bids to the state tournament. Standout performances included Micah Lowe taking 1st in International Extemporaneous, Malayna Swope placing 2nd in Dramatic Interpretation, and the duo of Morgan Callan and Molly Wolfe finishing 2nd in Duo Interpretation.
The #22 seed Lady Leopards were shutout by the #3 seed Rockets 2-0 in the DIII, Region 9 Semifinals Tuesday Night at Boardman’s Spartan Stadium. Louisville finishes 11-5-2 after their historical tournament run.
Payton Allan scored a pair of first half goals and Alyssa Schillig added a score as the #22 Leopards defeated the #24 Greenmen 3-1 in the DIII Macedonia District Finals. Louisville is now 11-4-2 & will compete in regionals next week.
Ashton Marshall caught a pair of touchdown passes from Tate Aljancic and Cam Dougherty ran for a go-ahead 4th quarter touchdown as the Leopards defeated the host Generals 20-17. Louisville finishes the season 4-6.
Cody Zahler accounted for 5 touchdowns and Jake Baker 3 touchdowns to lead the Leopards in their 52-50 loss to the visiting Rough Riders. Xavier Berdella ran back a pick six and Logan Galbraith also made a touchdown reception as Louisville finished 5-2.
Alyssa Schillig and Reese Riley both scored goals for the Lady Leopards in their 2-0 shutout win over the host Indians in the DIII Macedonia District Semifinals. Louisville improves to 10-4-2 and advances to the district championship for the first time in team history.
Kylah Meyer finished 6th to lead the Lady Leopards who took 12th place as a team at the DI GlenOak District Meet. Evan Brown took 69th to pace the Louisville Boys who finished 18th as a team at district.
Gabe Stoffer accounted for 215 total yards and ran for 3 touchdowns to lead the Leopards in their 49-28 loss to the visiting Raiders. Cooper Rice also returned a kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown as Louisville fell to 3-6.
Dominic Porter-Kovacich, Carter Burton, and Nick Johnston all scored first half goals as the #25 seed Leopards rallied past the host #14 seed Hawks to win their sixth consecutive sectional title. Kadan Swope and Will Pochubay also recorded assists as Louisville improved to 8-7-2.
