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.
Michael Emerick Jr placed 7th rolling a 596 series in leading Louisville to a 6th place finish as a team at the DI Eastbury Sectional Tournament. Estrella Lopez-Cruz rolled a 474 to lead the Lady Leopards who finished 9th at Eastbury Bowling Center.
Louisville defeated St. Vincent-St. Mary 39-34 in the quarterfinals before falling to Medina Buckeye 56-11 in the semifinals and Wauseon 33-24 in the third place match. The Leopards placed 4th as a team at the OHSWCA Dual Team State Tournament.
Sam Karcher shot a match low 4 over par 39 to lead Louisville in their 165-188 home win over St. Vincent-St. Mary. Jack Mayle also shot 40 as the Leopards won their eight straight dual match to improve to 8-1 on the year.
Ava Kimble and Mazzy Miller each scored goals to lead Louisville in their 2-0 scrimmage shutout win over host St. Vincent-St. Mary. Amelia Henderhan & Audrey Mercier combined for the shutout in goal for the Lady Leopards who improve to 6-3-1 in the preseason with the win.
Jack Mayle shot a team low 79 to lead the Leopards in their season opener loss to the visiting Fighting Irish 319-337. Zach Root also shot 84, Sam Karcher 86, and Cole Miller rounded out the scoring shooting 88.
Jenna Collins went 3-for-3 with a homer run & 4 RBIs to lead the Lady Leopards past the visiting Fighting Irish 17-3. Matti Benson & Kenzi Denzer both had 3 RBIs and Brooke Haren & Shelby Mayle finished with 3 hits each as Louisville improved to 8-11.
Connor Morley batted 2-for-4 with a double and an RBI but the Leopards fell to the host Fighting Irish 7-2. Louisville falls to 9-7 with the defeat.
Olivia Marcantonio scored a pair of goals to lead Louisville in their 7-4 road loss at St. Vincent-St. Mary. Hallie Schillig & Chloe Shadle also scored goals and Sarah Bricker finished with 13 saves as LHS dropped to 2-2.
