Minerva Lions Athletics News and Updates for the sports teams at Minerva High School. The Minerva Lions are one of the Louisville Leopards oldest rivals in football meeting 90 times on the gridiron since 1924. The Minerva Lions and Louisville Leopards competed in the same Northeastern Buckeye Conference from 1990-2018.
Abby Wenger rolled a school record 256 game finishing with a 421 series, but the Lady Leopards fell to the host Lions 2446-2374. Trevor Glaser rolled a 429 series to lead the Louisville Boys who also fell at Minerva 2700-2568. Both teams are now 4-1.
Carter Burton and Nick Johnston both recorded first half hat tricks to lead Louisville in their 8-1 victory over visiting Minerva. Kadan Swope also had 3 assists as LHS evened its record at 5-5-2 on the season.
Payton Allan, Sammi Beatty, and Mazzy Miller all scored two goals each as the Lady Leopards shutout the visiting Lady Lions 11-0. This is the second largest home shutout in team history and LHS improved to 6-2 as a result.
Anna Sirohman threw a 6-hit shutout and struck out 10 in the Lady Leopards game one 7-0 win over the host Lady Lions. Matti Benson also hit an inside-the-park home run in game one and Addy Campbell went yard in Louisville’s 8-5 game two victory over Minerva.
Michael Emerick rolled a 460 series to lead the Louisville Boys who fell to host Minerva 2615-2345. Abigail Wenger rolled a 278 series to lead the Lady Leopards who fell to the host Lions 2343-1688.
Peyton Biery shot a team low 87 to place 11th as the Lady Leopards finished 5th at the Stark County Tournament.
Peyton Biery shot a match low 42 to the Leopards past the visiting Lions 184-266. Anna Myers and Natalier Warner also shot 48 each for Louisville who improved to 3-3.
Kylah Meyer finished 2nd individually to lead the Lady Leopards and Grant Brown took 6th for the Boys. Both Louisville squads finished in 3rd place in their Large Division races.
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.
Sam Karcher placed shot 7 over par 78 to place 9th individually as Louisville tied Kent Roosevelt for 7th place in the DI Flight. Jack Mayle also took 14th shooting 8 over par 80 for the tournament.
