Lucas Neff was the 157 champion in leading the Leopards to a team title at the Bulldog Brawl. Jake Beard, Micah Bricker, Liam Montgomery, and Colton Rhoads all finished as runners-up in their weight classes and 13 Louisville wrestlers placed overall.
Kaiden Barker and Liam Montgomery both won individual titles to lead the Leopards in their second place team finish at the Bill Dies Memorial Tournament. Aric Criss also placed 2nd and five more Louisville wrestlers took 3rd.
Paxton Laughlin, Liam Montgomery, Kaiden Barker, and Zander McCrobie all recorded pins as Louisville crushed Canfield 56-18 on the road to improve to 3-0 in duals.
Jake Beard, Zander McCrobie, Xavier Pollard, and Colton Rhoads all recored pins to lead the Leopards past the visiting Tigers 51-21. Liam Montgomery also won by technical fall and Lucas Neff earned a major decision as Louisville improved to 2-0.
Colton Rhoads went 5-0 in claiming the 126 title as the Leopards took 1st as a team at the North Canton Holiday Tournament. Kaiden Barker and Jakeb Beard also finished 3rd for Louisville.
The Leopards dominated the Cambridge Invitational piling up 318.5 points behind individual champions Paxton Laughlin, Xavier Pollard, Kaiden Barker, Aric Criss, and Micah Bricker.
Emilio Rodriguez and Hunter Clark both had first period falls to highlight the Leopards in their 73-5 win over the visiting Spartans. Louisville record 9 falls, 3 tech falls, and won 13 of their 14 matches.
Owen DiMarzio ran for 132 Yards and Cody Zahler scored 2 touchdowns, but the Leopards fell to the visiting #10 ranked Lancers 35-24. Bryce Johnson also returned a fumble 70 yards for a touchdown as Louisville dropped to 5-4.
Gabe Stoffer accounted for 244 yards and 3 touchdowns to lead Louisville in their 30-13 win over host Alliance. Owen Wilson also scored 2 touchdowns and Owen DiMarzio found the end zone as the Leopards improved to 2-0 for the first time since 2015.
Gabe Stoffer accounted for 199 total yards and 2 touchdowns to lead the Leopards in their 24-0 shutout win over the host Quakers. Luke Seaman also returned a pick six and Quin Burick caught a touchdown pass as Louisville earned its first week 1 shutout win since 2009.
