Pablo Castro upset the 18th ranked 132 wrestler in the nation and earned Most Outstanding Wrestler honors in leading the Leopards to a 3rd place finish as a team. Cam Brazek and Blake Schaffer also took 1st in their weight classes.
Hayden Nigro scored 20 points and was named team MVP in leading Louisville to a 61-44 victory over Barberton at the Hall of Fame Hardwood Classic at Massillon. Will Aljancic also scored 14 and Tyler Boldon added 8 as LHS improved to 6-1.
Anya Willett, Reese Joliat, Ashley Menegay, Katelyn Claugus, and Taylor Dimmerling all had first place finishes as the Lady Leopards defeated Cloverleaf & Alliance 129-63-59. Mike Conway also finished 1st in the 500 freestyle for the boys.
Matt Darlison rolled a 483 series to lead the Louisville Boys in their 2700-2457 loss to Triway. Alysa Thornhill rolled a 291 series to lead the Lady Leopards as they fell to the Titans 2490-1628.
Hayden Nigro scored a game high 24 points and and Will Aljancic poured in 21 as the Leopards defeated the visiting Spartans 67-59. AJ Lingenhoel also added 12 points as LHS improved to 5-1.
Joseph Fitzgerald rolled a 395 series to lead the Louisville boys in their 2572-2224 win at Lake Center Christian. Madison Denzer rolled a 308 series to lead the Lady Leopards as they earned their first victory over the host Lady Tigers 1558-1362.
Katelyn Claugus set a school record in the 100 freestyle to lead the Lady Leopards past CVCA 104-63. Bryce Puckett had the only first place finish for the boys who fell to the visiting Royals 76-47.
Brooke Haren scored a team high 13 and Kelsey Adelman added 12 as Louisville stormed past visiting Coventry 66-21. Courtney Barwick also hit double figures with 10 as eleven different Lady Leopards scored in the game.
Will Aljancic poured in a season high 31 points as the Leopards overcame a 14-point fourth quarter deficit to defeat the host Falcons 60-56. Tyler Boldon also scored 7 and Brayden Gross added 6 as Louisville improved to 4-1.
Tayleigh Folden was the champion in Declamation as Louisville Debate finished 5th at thew New Philadelphia Tournament. The Louisville Speech Team also took 7th at the Tusky Valley Tournament.
