Brayden Gross and Beau Siegfried both scored a team-high 19 points to lead Louisville past visiting top ranked St. Ignatius 67-65. Ashton Marshall also scored 11 as the Leopards improved to 16-5.
Hayden Nigro scored a game high 24 points but the Leopards fell on the road to the Wildcats 75-62. Tate Aljancic also scored 14 and Beau Siegfried finished with 10 points and 7 assists as Louisville fell to 1-1.
Jack Mayle placed 13th shooting 10 over par 81 to lead the Leopards who took 8th at the Congress Lake Invite. Zach Root also came in 17th carding an 11 over par 82.
Sam Karcher shot a team low 84 to lead the Leopards who placed 15th out of 18 teams at the Jackson Polar Bear Invitational at Shady Hollow Country Club. Jack Mayle also shot 87, Caleb Harsh 89, and Zach Root 93 for LHS.
Colby Adams placed 2nd and Owen Pukys took 6th to lead Louisville to their first regional title since 2015. Bobby Ganser also came in 16th as the Leopards advanced to state for fourth consecutive season.
Cole Miller shot a team low 86 to lead the Leopards as they took 13th place out of 19 teams at Congress Lake Blue Streaks Invitational. Jack Mayle & Zach Root also shot 88 each and Sam Karcher carded a 90 for LHS.
Zach Root recorded the first hole-in-one in Louisville team history as the Leopards finished 11th at the Tannenhauf Invitational. Jack Mayle again led LHS by shooting 81 for the tournament.
Jack Mayle shot a team low 80 for his second consecutive tournament as the Leopards took 14th out of 20 teams at the Jackson Polar Bear Invitational at Shady Hollow. Zach Root and Cole Miller also posted competitive bests and Sam Karcher rounded out the Louisville scoring.
Zack Seaman batted 3-for-6 and Connor Adelman hit an RBI double as the Leopards defeated the visiting Wildcats 4-2. Anthony Warner earned the victory on the mound and struck out 4 as LHS improved to 5-2.
Bobby Ganser finished 6th and Colby Adams took 23rd individually to lead Louisville to a 6th place finish at the DI Youngstown Regional Meet at Boardman High School. The Leopards have now qualified for state in each of the past three seasons.
