Katie Bice set a school record by shooting a 32 on the front nine and finished with a tournament best 76 for the day. Louisville set an 18-hole team record by shooting 311 as a team to win the Tri-County Preseason Tournament for the first time in team history.
Rachel Kibler earned a perfect 6-0, 6-0 victory in #1 singles to lead the Lady Leopards in a 5-0 shutout of the visiting Tigers. Sherilynn Mullett and Jade Thomas also won their singles matches in straight sets for LHS.
Paige Cole scored a game-high 23 points and Sherilynn Mullett poured in 22 as the #6 Seed Lady Leopards defeated the #11 Seed Tigers 77-63 in the DI Massillon Section Semifinals. Kendal Loy also scored 17 and Kayla Gibson added 11 for 14-7 Louisville.
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Scotty Gronow scored a game-high 25 points to lead the Leopards over the visiting Tigers 70-48. Allen Staley also scored 13 and Collin Chambers added 11 for now 6-4 Louisville.
Chloe Sprout set a new Lady Leopards record by rolling a 472 series to lead Louisville past Massillon 1949-1882. Chase Barstow also rolled a 445 series to lead the Leopards Boys in a 2667-2361 win over the Tigers at Eastbury.
Sherilynn Mullett scored 11 of her game-high 19 points in the fourth quarter to lead Louisville past visiting Massillon 76-60. Kelsey Adelman also scored 18 and Kendal Loy dropped in 16 for the 3-2 Lady Leopards.
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.
