WEEK 4 PREVIEW: Marlington Dukes at Louisville Leopards
An in-depth preview and rivalry history of what is likely the battle for the NBC on Thursday night when the Louisville Leopards host the Marlington Dukes in a Week 4 match-up.
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Marlington Dukes News and Articles
COMPLETE TURNAROUND! Freshman Massacre Marlington!
One week after being embarrassed by Hoover 45-0, the Leopards Freshman squad put up 40 in the first half Thursday en rout to a 47-20 win over the Dukes.
Lady Leps Get Duked at Home 2-0
The Lady Leopards fell to 2-3 on the season after a 2-0 home loss to Marlington. Harlee Floyd scored both goals for the Dukes.
Tuesday, September 6 Sports Roundup!
The Louisville Leopards faced off against the Marlington Dukes Tuesday and won in Tennis & Volleyball, but fell in Boys Soccer.
Boys Golf off to Hot Start, But Fall to Marlington
The boys golf team got off to a 5-0 start this year, before falling at Marlington Thursday 160-169.
#3 Softball Shatters State HR Record & Beats State Champs
The Lady Leopards went 24-2 marking the best season in LHS Softball history. They also won the NBC and set the State HR record.
#7 Baseball Wins NBC Outright and Sectional Championship
Leopards Baseball had its ups and downs in 2011, but an impressive 11-3 record within the conference was enough to give Louisville an Outright Title. In the Playoffs, Louisville won a controversial Sectional Title game!
Leopards Remain Alone in First on Both Diamonds
Neff Hits a Home Run as Baseball wins slugfest over Canton South 13-9, Rice cracks a 3-run shot as Softball Dominates Marlington 11-1, and Tennis falls to the Dukes.
Givens Homers Twice to lift Softball, Baseball Splits Twin Bill
Desi Givens whacked two home runs and the rest of the Lady Leps offense pounded Marlington for a 8-1 victory. Baseball split a doubleheader with GlenOak 1-7 and 9-5 handing the Eagles their 2nd loss of the season.
Leopards Fall to Dukes at Home
The Leopards lost their first game in NBC play of the 2011 campaign falling to the Marlington Dukes 8-5 Friday evening. Jeremy White led Louisville by scoring 3 of their 5 runs.
