Peyton Novosel and Reese Riley each recorded three first-place finishes to lead the Leopards in their 101-32 home opener win against the visiting Quakers. Amelie Anderson, Novosel, and McKynzee Riley also posted personal bests for the Lady Leopards.
Taylor McCully paced LHS with 9 kills, 13 digs, and 3 aces as the Leopards defeated the host Quakers 25-23, 21-25, 25-20, 25-16. Dakota Gross also had a team-high 12 kills, Mable Kiko registered 4 blocks, and Carlee Rhome tallied 25 assists for Louisville who improved to 5-4.
Cody Zahler threw 4 touchdown passes to four different receivers during the Leopards 35-0 shellacking of the visiting Quakers. Lucas Neff also ran in a touchdown and Bryce Johnson blocked a punt for LHS.
Karter Pawley scored on touchdown runs of 70 and 60 but Louisville fell to visiting New Philadelphia 41-21 in the season opener. Anderson Jones also hauled in a fourth quarter touchdown pass from Maddux Edgein.
Bailee Griffith and Addy Campbell hit back-to-back homers and had multi-hit games but the Lady Leopards fell to the host Quakers 10-5. Leah Claugus and Taylor Thompson also had two hits each as Louisville dropped to 13-14-1.
Tate Aljancic Luke Seaman, and Cody Zahler all had multi-hit games as the Leopards dismantled the host Quakers 12-4. Grayson Brunoni also had an RBI double as Louisville improved to 11-13.
Tate Aljancic threw a complete game and struck out 5 to lead Louisville past visiting New Philadelphia 2-1. Cody Zahler also had an RBI double and Zander Triplett drove him in for the go-ahead run as the Leopards move to an even 4-4 on the year.
Carter Burton scored a pair of second half goals to lead Louisville in its 3-0 shutout of visiting New Philadelphia. Kadan Swope also scored the first goal of the contest and Giovanni Foradis recorded the shutout in goal as LHS improved to 7-6-2.
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Brayden Elsass ran in a pair of touchdowns and Jake Baker caught a touchdown from Cody Zahler but Louisville fell to host New Philadelphia 20-18. The Leopards trailed 14-0 and rallied to take the lead before the Quakers scored the game winning touchdown with 32 seconds left in the game.
