Will Aljancic scored a game high 20 points to lead #2 Louisville past #16 Canton South 49-48 in the DII Ashtabula District Semifinals. Tyler Boldon and Hayden Nigro also added 11 each as the Leopards advanced to their second district final in three years.
8 different Leopards won sectional titles and 11 qualified for districts as Louisville won its 5th straight sectional championship as a team. Champions included Kolten Barker, Dylan Rhoads, Pablo Castro, Dominic Hoffarth, Brenden Severs, Noah Peterson, Blake Schaffer, & Cameron Brazek.
Will Aljancic scored a team-high 18 points and Hayden Nigro poured in 17 points as #2 Louisville rallied back from 12 down to defeat visiting #15 Canfield 53-49 in the DII Ashtabula Sectional Finals. Tyler Boldon also scored 8 and Brayden Gross 5 as the Leopards improved to 17-6.
Dave Kerry rolled a 419 series to lead the Louisville Boys past visiting Marlington 2419-2021 on Senior Night. Madison Denzer rolled a 377 series to lead the Lady Leopards over the Lady Dukes 1714-1384 in the season finale.
The Louisville High School Speech and Debate Team placed 7th in team sweepstakes at the Big District Tournament at Perry High School.
Joe Fitzgerald rolled a 455 series to lead the Louisville Boys in their 2591-2159 win over host Canton Central Catholic. Alysa Thornhill rolled a 408 series to lead the Lady Leopards in their 2089-1809 loss to the Lady Crusaders.
Dave Kerry rolled a 484 series to lead the Louisville Boys in their 2690-2392 win over visiting Lake Center Christian. Alysa Thornhill rolled a 347 series to lead the Lady Leopards past the Lady Tigers 1696-1668.
Tyler Boldon scored a game high 27 and Will Aljancic poured in 16 as the Leopards defeated the host Crusaders 58-47. Head Coach Tom Siegfried earned his 200th career victory with the win as LHS finishes the regular season 16-6.
Will Aljancic scored a game high 20 points and Hayden Nigro poured in 19 but the Leopards fell to the visiting Blue Streaks 51-46 on Senior Night. Tyler Boldon also scored 5 points as LHS fell to 15-6.
Louisville earned 4th place in team sweepstakes at the Canton District Debate Tournament and had 21 students qualify for the state tournament. Select students also competed at the Three Rivers Tournament in Upper St Clair, Pennsylvania.
