Leopards Honor Seniors, But Fall to Salem 60-52
Louisville honored Leopard Seniors Alex Schooley and Mike Weiss, but fell to Salem to finish 2-12 in the NBC. Blake Hoover and Bryce Mathie scored a team-high 10 points each for the Leps.
Louisville honored Leopard Seniors Alex Schooley and Mike Weiss, but fell to Salem to finish 2-12 in the NBC. Blake Hoover and Bryce Mathie scored a team-high 10 points each for the Leps.
Joe Crank, Blake Hoover, Bryce Mathie, and Drew Noble all scored 11 and Pavin Parks adding 10 to lead the Leopards to a road win Friday. The win snaps a 10-game losing streak.
Bryce Mathie hit a buzzer-beating three-pointer at the end of regulation to force overtime, but the Minerva took the game in the extra period 59-51 over visiting Louisville.
Bryce Mathie scored a game-high 10 points and Alex Schooley tallied 8 during the Leopards 36-33 loss at Tallmadge. The Blue Devils scored the final 8 points of the contest to steal the victory.
Blake Hoover led the Leopards with 18 points and Pavin Parks buried 5 three-pointers and scored 17 points during Louisville’s loss at Canton South Friday.
Blake Hoover led Louisville with 13 points, while Joe Crank tallied 9 and Alex Hollifield added 7 to lead the Leopards in a 57-41 loss to Alliance. J.J. Kukura dropped in 28 for the Aviators.
Louisville fell to New Philadelphia Tuesday 64-35 and Salem on Friday 47-43. Ronnie Carter & Blake Hoover were Louisville’s leading scorers in the two contests as they dropped to 3-9.
Alex Schooley led the Leopards with 12 points and Ronnie Carter added 8 during the loss that dropped Louisville to 3-6, 1-4. Lucas Strouble scored a game-high 25 points and had several dunks to lead the Marlington.
Blake Hoover led Louisville with 13 points and Alex Schooley added 8 to lead the Leopards to a 50-41 win over Minerva Friday. Ronnie, Carter, Bryce Mathie, and Pavin Parks each added 7 as well.
Canton South closed the second quarter on a 12-0 run to pull ahead before defeating Louisville 50-35. Ronnie Carter led Louisville with 10 points, while Blake Hoover & Alex Schooley each poured in 8.