Leopards Pick Up 1st NBC Victory, Keep Lions Winless
Blake Hoover led Louisville with 13 points and Alex Schooley added 8 to lead the Leopards to a 50-41 win over Minerva Friday. Ronnie, Carter, Bryce Mathie, and Pavin Parks each added 7 as well.
Blake Hoover led Louisville with 13 points and Alex Schooley added 8 to lead the Leopards to a 50-41 win over Minerva Friday. Ronnie, Carter, Bryce Mathie, and Pavin Parks each added 7 as well.
Clara Lemmon and Emily Nees each scored 10 points to help Louisville win a physical game over Green 38-33. The Lady Leopards defense held Green to just 9 first half points in helping them improve to 7-2 on the season.
Hollyann Mullett poured in 21 points, Hannah Lemmon added 11, and Jordan Monnot scored 10 to lead the Lady Leopards past previously undefeated Carrollton 65-54.
Canton South closed the second quarter on a 12-0 run to pull ahead before defeating Louisville 50-35. Ronnie Carter led Louisville with 10 points, while Blake Hoover & Alex Schooley each poured in 8.
Dalton Deckerd and Mark Robison each earned pins for the Leopards, while Dakota Oliver and Marshall Mason won by technical fall. Marshall Vick’s decision in the final match decided the outcome in favor of the Leps.
Hannah Lemmon scored 11 points and Clara Lemmon, Jordan Monnot, Hollyann Mullett, Emily Nees, & Rachel Zeller added 9 points each during a 57-27 rout of host Marlington.
Blake Hoover led the Leopards with 17 points in the contest, while Alex Schooley dropped in 10 and Joe Crank added 7, but Louisville could not overcome Akron North’s 7 three-pointers.
Hannah Lemmon scored 17 points and Clara Lemmon & Jordan Monnot each added 10 to help lead the Louisville Lady Leopards past the Salem Lady Quakers 53-33 Saturday. Louisville is now 4-2, 3-0.
Blake Hoover led Louisville with 12 points, while Alex Hollifield and AJ Minster each scored 8 during the loss. Alliance outscored Louisville 16-6 in the fourth quarter to take the game.
The Leopards fell to West Branch 50-12 Thursday. Dakota Oliver, Garrett Robbins, Marshall Mason, and Dale Welsh earned decisions for Louisville. The Leps also went 3-2 at the Indian Valley Duals.