Louisville Trails Massillon 16-0 Before Weather Rolls In – 8th Grade Football
Dawson Gretch blocked & recovered a punt and Jude Patient recovered a muffed punt to highlight the Leopards in their weather-shortened contest against the visiting Tigers.
Dawson Gretch blocked & recovered a punt and Jude Patient recovered a muffed punt to highlight the Leopards in their weather-shortened contest against the visiting Tigers.
Jacob Galbraith scored the Leopards only touchdown late in the fourth quarter during their 34-6 loss to the visiting Tigers. Camden Dougherty, Galbraith, and Kason Graybill led Louisville on defense with multiple tackles for a loss each.
Keaton Rode threw a pair of touchdown passes to Braiden Hershey and Hayden Nigro but the Leopards fell to the Tigers 39-12 at Paul Brown Tiger Stadium. The Louisville Freshman are now 5-2 on the year.
Tyler Jackson connected with Zack Seaman for 3 touchdowns and ran for another to lead the Leopards past the Tigers 31-30. Brandon Kimble and Ethan Rebuck also recovered fumbles on defense for LHS who finishes 1-4-1.
The Leopards held the #1 ranked Tigers to their lowest point total of the season, but were blanked 24-0 at Paul Brown Tiger Stadium. Dan Kennedy finished with 16 tackles, Grayson Beamer intercepted a pass, and Nathan Guiley recovered a fumble for now 5-4 Louisville.
Jordan Cherry caught, ran, and threw 2 touchdown passes to lead the Leopards past the Tigers 28-18 in the season finale. Luke Castles also recorded 2 of Louisville’s 4 takeaways on defense as LHS finished 5-3-1.
Davis Burick finished with 5 catches for 106 yards but the Leopards fell to the Tigers 41-0. Jared Mathie also recovered a fumble and Carter Rode recorded an interception for 5-4 Louisville.
The Tigers took advantage of two Leopard setbacks in rolling to 28-0 shutout at Paul Brown Tiger Stadium. Daniel Kennedy and Andy Larson had interceptions to lead the Louisville defense.
Colton Jones threw 4 touchdown passes and Davis Burick scored 3 second half touchdown as the Leopards rallied from a 20-point halftime deficit. The Tigers prevailed though 36-34.