Addy Campbell and Bailee Griffith both homered as the Lady Leopards defeated the visiting Fighting Irish 9-7. Katelynn Miller and Kaitlin Twinem also had 3 hits each as Louisville improved to 3-6.
Brock Cole served up 4 aces, Kyle Deem led the back row with 18 digs, and Braden Frank added 4 kills as the Leopards fell to St. Vincent-St. Mary 17-25, 20-25, 17-25. Louisville is now 2-5 on the season.
Blake Balderson scored 4 goals to lead the Leopards in their 8-4 win over the visiting Fighting Irish. Seth Colley and Adler LaScola also added 2 goals each as Louisville improved to 3-1.
Tate Aljancic scored a team-high 15 points and Brayden Gross dropped in 14 as the Leopards defeated the visiting Fighting Irish 61-46 in a battle of top ranked teams. Ashton Marshall also scored 13 and Beau Siegfried added 11 as Louisville improved to 14-5.
Matti Benson broke the LHS career home run record and then recorded a multi-homer game the next day as Louisville finished 3-0 at the Duhon Tournament defeating GlenOak 7-4, St. Vincent-St. Mary 23-5, and Alliance 11-0 to improve to 13-1 on the season.
Blake Balderson and Adler LaScola both scored a pair goals for the Leopards who fell on the road to the Fighting Irish 16-5. Seth Colley also scored for LHS and Brandon Pittman added a 2 assists as Louisville dropped to 0-3.
#3 seed Louisville defeated #6 Streetsboro 58-11 in the semifinals and #7 Madison 40-27 in the district championship to earn their fifth trip to the state dual tournament in as many seasons. Colton Rhoads won by fall in both matches to lead the Leopards who improve to 7-1 on the season in duals.
Cole Miller hit a 3-run homer and a 3-run triple to lead the Leopards in their 9-0 shutout of the host Fighting Irish. Connor Morley threw 6 shutout innings and struck out 3 to earn his fourth win on the mound as Louisville won its 5th straight contest.
Cole Miller hit a walk-off single in the 7th to lift the Leopards past the visiting Fighting Irish 4-3. Connor Morley, Karson Siegfried, and Kyle Vesely each finished with multi-hit games as Louisville won its fourth straight to improve to 5-2.
Dominic Hoffarth and Dylan Rhoads both captured their first district titles as Louisville placed 5th at the DII Garfield Heights District Tournament. Kolten Barker also took 3rd to qualify for state and Connor Novosel finished in 5th.
