Eddins Ties Career Low, Boys Golf Downs Salem
Matt Eddins shot a career low 38 to lead the Leopards to 164-204 win over the visiting Quakers. Louisville is now 2-1 on the season.
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Boys Tennis Edges Salem for 30th Straight NBC Win
Jake Pukys & Ryan Richards dominated in Singles Play as did Alex Hall & Kyle Robinson in Doubles as the Leopards downed the Quakers 3-2.
Baseball Experience Deja Vu in Win Over Quakers
Tyler Adams & Dalton Deckerd each drove in a pair of runs to lead Louisville past host Salem 11-1 in 5 Innings. Krisztian Toth earned the win on the mound for the Leopards.
Boys Tennis Clinches Share of NBC with Win at Salem
The Leopards downed the Quakers 4-1 to clinch a share of their fourth straight NBC Title. Jake Pukys led the Leopards by winning a perfect 6-0, 6-0 in #1 Singles.
Baseball Downs Salem for Season’s First Mercy Win
Jake Adams hit a 2-run double & also struck out 5 on the mound to lead the Leopards past the Quakers 11-1 in 5 Innings. Tyler Adams also had 2 hits and scored 3 runs.
Softball Surges Past Salem 12-2 to Extend Winning Streak
Lexi Givens & Peyton McKeever each drove in a pair of runs to lead the Lady Leopards past the Quakers 12-2. Louisville Pitcher Morgan Harris also struck out 7.
Softball Erupts in Mercy Win Over Salem 13-2
Kyle Zifer homered and drove in 5 runs & Katie Cozy hit a walk-off 2-run bomb to lead the Lady Leopards to a 13-2 win over the visiting Quakers. Louisville is now 5-4 overall and 5-0 in the NBC.
Boys Basketball Stamps Salem 66-33, Clinches Winning Season
Blake Hoover poured in a game-high 18 points as the Leopards doubled up the host Quakers 66-33. Jake Pukys also scored 10 as Louisville clinched a winning season and improved to 9-0 in the NBC.
Louisville Leopards at Salem Quakers Girls Basketball 2015
Sarah Lairson led Louisville with 19 points, but the Leopards still fell to the Quakers 60-54 in overtime. Abby Beaver also scored 14 & Sabryna Benzel grabbed 11 rebounds.
Boys Basketball Off to 4-0 Start for 1st Time Since 2006
Drew Noble scored a game-high 28 points as the Leopards defeated the Quakers 81-66 Friday. Louisville is now alone in 1st Place in the NBC.
