Taylor Thompson had 4 hits & Shae O’Neill went 2-for-3 with 3 RBIs as the #18 Lady Leopards upset the host #8 Fighting Irish 11-3 in the Sectional Finals. Taylor Schneider struck out 8 in the circle & Leah Claugus recorded her 100th hit as LHS evened its mark at 13-13.
Taylor Schneider pitched 5 scoreless inning and struck out 9 to lead the Lady Leopards in a 5-1 victory over the visiting Fighting Irish. Addy Campbell, Leah Claugus, and Shae O’Neill all recorded doubles as LHS improved to 4-4.
Ella Tillett scored a game-high 14 and Maggie Baker poured in 12 as Louisville rallied from down eleven to defeated host Ursuline 47-41. Mikayla Salmons also added 8 as the Lady Leopards improved to 2-5.
Maggie Baker and Courtney Barwick both scored a game-high 21 points to lead the Lady Leopards past the visiting Fighting Irish 64-37. Reagan Biery also scored 7 and Chay Cline came back from injury to score Louisville’s opening points as LHS improved to 9-12.
Brooke Haren scored a season high 27 points to lead the Leopards to a convincing 72-42 road victory over the Fighting Irish. Taylor McCully also scored a season high 16 and Courtney Barwick added 13 as the Lady Leopards improved to 13-4.
Matti Benson went 2-for-3 with an RBI double that scored Kenzi Denzer, but the Leopards fell to the Fighting Irish 3-1. Olivia Mongiardo also hit a double as Louisville dropped to 7-4.
Jenna Collins drove in Kenzie Denzer for the Lady Leopards only run in their 2-1 loss to the host Fighting Irish. Louisville drops to 2-5 with the loss.
Marisa Brown finished 4th to lead the Lady Leopards in their first place finish against Cardinal Mooney, host Canton Central Catholic, and Ursuline. Reese Joliat, Aliya shine, and Taylor Dimmerling finished 6th-8th respectively.
Alexis Ralston finished as tournament medalist after posting a 79 and Abby Davis took runner-up with 80 in leading the Lady Leopards to a 1st place finish out of 19 teams at Trumbull Country Club. Erin Strouse also placed fifth as LHS sent out Head Coach Michele Vlacovsky on top.
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.
