Dukes Pull Away From Leopards in 4th, 55-45
Mike Kelly and Alex Schooley led Louisville with 10 points each, while Jake O’brien hit 3 three-pointers during the loss. Jesse Carpenter had 23 for the Dukes.
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Leopards Get Revenge in Lions Den 59-50
Alex Schooley paced the Leopards with a team-high 17 points as the Leopards doubled up the Lions in the 4th quarter to earn their first NBC victory of the year.
New Philadelphia Survives Louisville in Double Overtime
5 Quakers scored double digits as they sunk the Leps in double overtime 70-67. Jake O’brien scored a season-high 28 points for the Leopards, while Mike Kelly added 11.
Leopards Earn First Win in New Gym Vs. Akron North
The Boys Basketball team defeated the Akron North Vikings 62-35 in earning their first victory at the new gym. Cody Cheezan scored 17 points & 11 different Leopards scored in the contest.
Leopards Delay Takeoff, but Aviators Soar 69-49
Cody Cheezan led Louisville with 15 points and Mike Kelly also added 8 for the Leps who fell to 0-4 on the season. A 16-0 run by Alliance in & out of halftime helped the Aviators pull ahead.
Leopards Can’t Work Magic in Overtime in 58-54 Loss
Cody Cheezan led the Leopards with a game-high 18 points, while Alex Schooley poured in 13 and Mike Kelly added 9. But the Leopards remain winless.
Carrollton Spoils First Game in New Gym
Stephen Erickson scored the only basket in the final five minutes of the game to give the Warriors the 32-30 win. Jake O’brien led the Leps with 10 points.
Bulldogs Rock Leopards in Foundation Game 72-35
Jeremy McQuilkin led all Louisville scorers with 7 points on the evening as the Leopards opened up the new gymnasium against Canton McKinley.
Gym, Locker Room Renovation Almost Complete
Leopard Nation takes a tour to see the new gymnasium and locker room renovations.
Boys Basketball Moves to DI, Girls Change Tourney Location
View a Complete Breakdown of Leopards Sports & their corresponding divisions, girls basketball’s district moves to Walsh University, & see which boys sports barely remain in Division II.
