Landyn Scheetz set a new school record in the pole vault, but the Lady Leopards fell to the visiting Tornadoes 90-47. The Louisville Boys also fell to Dover and all LHS seniors were honored for Senior Night.
Seth Anderson won the 400 as the Louisville Boys placed 10th and Kylah Meyer set a new school record in the 3200 as the Lady Leopards took 11th at the Stark County Championships.
The Louisville 4×800 meter relay team of Owen Pukys, Stephen Ulrich, Colby Adams, and Bobby Ganser captured a regional title and qualified for the state meet. Ganser also punched an individual ticket to state in the 3200 meter run.
The Louisville Boys 4×800 Relay Team placed 1st and the 4×100 Relay Team broke a 33 Year Old School Record as LHS finished 2nd out of 26 team.s The Lady Leopards also placed 27th out of 30 teams on the girls side.
Seth Anderson won the long jump and the 400 meter dash to lead the Leopards in their 73-63 loss to the host Knights. The Lady Leopards also fell to Hoban 88-41.
Connor Adelman ran for a pair of touchdowns and threw another to Zack Seaman to lead the Leopards in their 49-24 loss to the host Bulldogs. The two teams combined for 794 yards of offense as Louisville falls to 0-7.
Kael Mickley and Austin Smith scored a meet best 25 points each to lead the Louisville Boys to a 1st Place finish at the Fairless Falcon Invitational. Ma’Ryah Hargrove led the girls with 22 points as the Lady Leopards placed 3rd.
Ethan Thomas ran in a pair of touchdowns and recorded a pair of sacks on defense as the Leopards blanked the Crusaders 28-0. Brandon Jackson also returned a punt of a touchdown and Seth Anderson caught a touchdown pass from Caleb Miller.
Charlie Roberts scored on a 15 yard touchdown run with 2:47 left in the third quarter to cut the deficit to 7-6, but the Leopards would get no closer as the Vikings JV prevailed 14-6. Louisville JV is now 0-4.
Seth Anderson caught a late 1st half touchdown pass from Caleb Miller but the Louisville JV fell to visiting GlenaOk 10-8. Ethan Thomas recorded a pair of sacks and Conner Morley scored a safety to lead the Leopards defense.
