Aviators Blank Leopards, Louisville Ends Season 18-8
Alliance’s Nathan Rice threw a 2-hit shutout & struck out 15 to lead Alliance to a 1-0 District Semifinal win over Louisville. Kyle White had two hits for the Leopards.
Alliance’s Nathan Rice threw a 2-hit shutout & struck out 15 to lead Alliance to a 1-0 District Semifinal win over Louisville. Kyle White had two hits for the Leopards.
Marlington scored five runs in the first inning last Wednesday and finished off Louisville Tuesday night 8-2. Chad Neff hit a 2-run home run for the Leopards only runs of the game.
Lake scored 3 runs in the final inning to take the lead & the game 5-2. Chandler Rice went 2-for-3 with 2 RBI’s & Emily Isla smashed 2 doubles to lead the Lady Leps.
Rice went 3-for-4 with a Grand Slam & Monnot & Cozy each had homers to lead the Lady Leopards to a 14-0 win at Marlington. Falcone also pitched a 5-inning shutout.
Mackenzie Rankin finished first in 4 different individual events and Chad Gentry also finished first in 2 to lead the Leopards. The girls finished with a score of 135 and the boys 118.
Shelby Swigert went 2-for-2 with a two-run single, two-run triple, and a run to lead Louisville past Canton South 11-2. Lady Leopards Seniors Carlee Baumgardner, Brittany Flanigan, and Emily Isla were honored.
Jon Crank went 4-for-4 with a 3-run triple & 4 RBI’s and Riley Groves pitched a 6-inning shutout & delivered the game-ending RBI during Louisville’s 10-0 win over the Fairless Falcons in the Sectional Final.
Brittany Flanigan pitched a complete game shutout and Chandler Rice & Emily Isla each had RBI singles during Louisville’s 2-0 win over Green. The Sectional Title is the Lady Leps third straight.
After Vince Burwell served and Marlington returned, Daniel Thompson threw the hammer down to close out #1 Doubles. The win was the Leopards clinching third, which gave them the match and a share of the NBC Title with Salem.
Both the boys and girls track teams each defeated the Carrollton Warriors by an identical 73-55 score. The girls team finishes the season a perfect 7-0 in dual meets and the boys finish 5-2 in their run through the NBC.