Watch video highlights from the Northwest Indians at Louisville Leopards Senior Nights Boys Volleyball game. Louisville swept Northwest 25-12, 25-17, 25-16 to finish the season with a final record of 13-10.
Lone senior Hayden Nigro scored a season high 37 points as the Leopards demolished the visiting Indians 102-50 on Senior Night. Bradyen Gross also scored 21, Beau Siegfried 16, and Avery Andrejcik 13 as Louisville finished the regular season 20-2.
Cooper Rice recorded 3 interceptions on defense, but the Leopards fell to the visiting Indians 26-14. Owen Burick connected with Braiden Hershey for a touchdown pass and Will Ramsey also ran for a score as Louisville dropped to 1-2.
Taylor McCully scored 12 and Courtney Barwick added 11 to lead Louisville in their 67-47 road loss at Northwest. Olivia Mayle and Taryn Miglich also finished with 7 each as LHS finished the regular season 12-9.
Will Aljancic scored 20 points to lead the Leopards in their 82-60 road win against the Indians. Beau Siegfried also scored 16 and Ashton Marshall tacked on 15 as Louisville improved to 16-4.
Peyton Biery shot a team low 87 to place 11th as the Lady Leopards finished 5th at the Stark County Tournament.
Drew Dillen scored a pair of first half goals and added an assist to lead Louisville in their 8-0 shutout of visiting Northwest. Dominic Porter-Kovacich also scored a goal and recorded 2 assists as the Leopards improved to 5-1 on the season.
Daveion Cruse threw touchdown passes to Charlie Roberts & Andrew Essik as the Leopards defeated the host Indians 16-6. Kolton Loy and Chase Mueller also made interceptions in the endzone on defense as Louisville improved to 1-2.
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.
Peyton Biery shot 11 over par 82 and captured 1st team all-tournament honors in leading the Lady Leopards to a 6th place finish out of 15 teams. Kylie Wallace also shot 97, Natalie Warner 98, and Anna Myers 101 for LHS.
