Boys Basketball Continues to Roll After Win at West Branch
Blake Hoover & Drew Noble each recorded a double double in leading the Leopards to a 66-46 road victory over the Warriors. Hoover finished with a game-high 25 points.
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Wrestling Falls to Minerva, Match Decided in Final Bout
Jager Kendrick, Brock Mehl, Nick Nappi, and Marshall Vick all pinned their opposition for the Leopards. However, the Lions earned pins in the final two matchups to drop Louisville 40-34.
Girls Stay Undefeated, Boys Edge Barberton in Swimming
The Leopards Boys Team improved to 6-1-1 on the season with a narrow 84-82 victory. The Lady Leopards Girls Squad remained undefeated at 8-0 with a convincing 117-45 win.
Louisville at Minerva Freshman Football Highlights 2014
Jack Davis threw for 3 touchdown passes & ran for another to lead Louisville past Minerva 34-16 back on October 9, 2014. BJ Singer also caught two touchdown passes.
Leopards Football to Play Austintown Fitch Week 3
Louisville Football replaces Ravenna with Austintown Fitch for the 2015 & 2016 seasons. Here is the look at this year’s Leopards Football schedule.
Girls Basketball Falls at NBC-Undefeated West Branch
Sarah Lairson scored 12 points and Abby Beaver & Alexa Oberster each added 5, but the Lady Leopards fell to the host Warriors 60-36.
Boys Basketball Dumps Dukes, Now Halfway to NBC Perfection
Blake Hoover and Chris Libertore scored a game-high 23 points each and led Louisville back from a double digit deficit to down Marlington 91-78.
Girls Basketball Defeats Dukes, Now 5-2 in NBC
Emily Hollifield scored a game-high 15 points, Abby Beaver dropped in 10, and Alexa Oberster added 9 as Louisville defeated Marlington 48-32.
Cardiac Cats Earn Their Spots at Alliance
Drew Noble finished with 25 points & 16 rebounds and Jake Pukys dropped in 14 points and had 4 steals to lead the Leopards to a 78-74 overtime win against the Aviators.
Louisville at West Branch Freshman Football Highlights 2014
Jack Davis connected with Drew Doerschuk for the game-winning score with 16.2 seconds remaining as Louisville beat host West Branch 15-14.
