Toby Minster, Michael Schooley, and Owen Gramoy all had double figures as the Louisville Leopards cruised to a 56-44 win over the New Philadelphia Quakers Thursday night.
Both the Louisville Boys and Girls Freshman Squads got wins over St. Thomas Aquinas. The boys won 45-33 led by Kyle Bast & Bryce Mathie, and the girls were led by Hollyann Mullet & Rachel Zeller in a 35-8 victory.
The Louisville Lady Leopards defeated the Massillon Tigers Wednesday night at Louisville High School 66-46. Alyssa Jones scored a whooping 25 points as the Lady Leps improved to 8-0.
The Louisville Leopards superb fourth quarter defense turned a close game into a 58-43 rout of the Alliance Aviators. Mitch Sluss had two key steals for scores in the final period, while Toby Minster led all scorers with 18.
The Louisville Lady Leopards ran over, around, and through the Alliance Aviators in an 84-14 mauling Monday night at Harry Fails Gymnasium. Desi Givens led all scorers with 15 and hit 3 three-pointers; while Angela Risaliti, Lauren Bricker, and Alyssa Jones all poured in double figure point totals in keeping the Lady Leps undefeated at 7-0.
The Louisville Leopards boys basketball team turn a 36-25 halftime deficit into 72-62 win Friday Night at Northwest. Owen Gramoy led the Leps with 19 points, while Rocco Buccasso and Toby Minster each added 14.
Molly Brown, Clara Lemmon, Brianna Libertore, and Mackenzie Storlie all reached double digits as the Louisville Lady Leopards downed the West Branch Lady Warriors 56-45.
The Louisville Leopards Boys Basketball team battled to an 18-18 tie at halftime, but a second half blitz in which Perry outscored Louisville 40-10 downed the Leopards, 58-28. Joey DiCicco led Perry with 22 points, while Toby Minster led the Leopards with 9 points.
Brianna Libertore scored 21 points and grabbed 10 rebounds as the Louisville Lady Leopards beat the Northwest Indians 57-37 to improve to 5-0.
Despite hitting eleven 3-pointers, five from Owen Gramoy, the Leopards fell to Carrollton 68-62. The Leopards defense simply had no answer for Warriors senior guard John Lowdermilk who poured in 28 points, including 11 in the final quarter.
