Leah Claugus hit a pair of 3-run homers and Anna Sirohman hit a solo shot as #3 Louisville run-ruled visiting #23 Nordonia 11-1 in the DI Mentor Sectional Finals. Taylor Schneider struck out 8 en route to the win in the circle as LHS improved to 20-4.
Natalie Lab recorded a hat trick as Louisville blanked host Nordonia 3-0 Saturday Night at William Boliantz Stadium. Audrey Mercier also recorded the shutout in goal as the Lady Leopards improved to 1-1.
Louisville was shutout on the road at Nordonia 5-0. View box score from the match.
Caleb Harsh shot a team best 77 to lead the boys and Peyton Biery shot 89 to lead the girls as the Leopards placed 6th at the Northeast Ohio Co-Ed Tournament. Jack Mayle also shot 79 as Louisville finished as runner-up for the boys field.
Kylie Wallace shot a team best 97 and Peyton Biery shot 100 to lead the Lady Leopards in their 12th place finish in the morning wave of the Hudson Lady Explorer Invite at Lake Forest Country Club. Natalie Warner also carded 103, Anna Myers 114, and Isabelle Tack’s 121 allowed Louisville to capture the tie-breaker over GlenOak for 12th.
Cole Miller threw his second straight 1-hit shutout and struck out 5 as the Leopards blanked the host Knights 3-0. Karson Siegfried also hit an RBI double as Louisville improved to 15-9.
View DI Northeast East District Softball Tournament Bracket, Schedules, & Seed Voting from the 2022 DI Massillon and DI Austintown District Softball Tournaments.
Rachel Kibler won #1 singles in straight sets to improve to 10-0 on the season in singles play, but the Leopards fell to the visiting Knights 4-1. Louisville is now 7-3 on the season.
Alexis Ralston shot a team low 81 and took 18th place individually as Louisville finished 7th out of 24 teams at the Lady Explorer Invitational at Lake Forest Country Club. Erin Strouse also carded an 83 and Abby Davis tallied an 85 for the Lady Leopards.
Chase Barstow rolled a 619 series and placed 23rd individually to lead Louisville to a 4th place finish at the DI District Bowling Tournament. Jon Mong also placed 28th and Tom Warner took 34th for the state-bound Leopards.
