Dominic Hoffarth, Connor Novosel, Dylan Rhoads, and Wyatt Smith all earned sectional titles in leading Louisville to its sixth consecutive team sectional championship. Kolten Barker and Beau Nezbeth both finished as sectional runner-ups as 10 different Leopards advanced to the district tournament.
Michael Emerick Jr placed 7th rolling a 596 series in leading Louisville to a 6th place finish as a team at the DI Eastbury Sectional Tournament. Estrella Lopez-Cruz rolled a 474 to lead the Lady Leopards who finished 9th at Eastbury Bowling Center.
Will Aljancic scored 27 and Brayden Gross poured in 19 as the Leopards demolished the visiting Dukes 91-51. Hayden Nigro also scored 12 and Beau Siegfried added 11 as Louisville improved to 13-3 on the season.
Peyton Biery finished 15th individually after carding an 88 to lead Louisville in their 7th place finish at the DI Elms Sectional Tournament. Kylie Wallace also shot 91 as the Lady Leopards concluded their 2022 campaign.
Peyton Biery shot a team low 43 to lead Louisville during their tri-match at Pleasant View. The Lady Leopards defeated the Crusaders 194-206, but fell to the Dukes 172-194. Kylie Wallace also shot 49 as Louisville now holds a record of 7-6 on the season.
Peyton Biery shot a team low 87 to place 11th as the Lady Leopards finished 5th at the Stark County Tournament.
Drew Dillen scored a pair of unassisted goals and recorded an assist in the second half to lead Louisville over visiting Marlington 5-2. Ryan Kibler, Damien Lowder, and Dominic Porter-Kovacich also had goals as the Leopards won their fifth straight game to improve to 6-1.
Sammi Beatty scored the Leopards lone goal via an assist from Alissa Lingenhoel in the 28th minute as Louisville blanked visiting Marlington 1-0. Amelia Henderhan recorded her 20th career shutout in goal for the Lady Leopards who improved to 2-3.
Kylie Wallace shot a team low 45 to lead the Lady Leopards who fell to the Lady Dukes 168-195 and the Lady Pirates 176-195. Peyton Biery, Anna Myers, and Natalie Warner also shot 50 each as LHS dropped to 2-3.
Peyton Biery shot a team low 91 to lead the Lady Leopards who placed 6th out of 10 teams at the Marilyn Jackson Open at Alliance Country Club. Kylie Wallace and Natalie Warner also shot 108 each for Louisville.
