Matti Benson scored a goal via an assist from Fallon VanZant in the opening half for Louisville, but host Perry matched it in the second half to force a 1-1 draw. Amelia Henderhan also recorded 14 saves as the Lady Leopards move to 1-3-3 on the season.
Camryn Barker took 3rd individually to lead Louisville as they finished as team runner-up at the Ashley White Invitational. Bailey Menegay also placed 16th and Marisa Brown took 20th for the Lady Leopards.
Zack Seaman caught a go-ahead touchdown pass from Caleb Miller in the fourth quarter, but the Generals scored late to beat the Leopards 16-14. Connor Adelman also ran for a touchdown and recorded a pair of interceptions on defense of Louisville who falls to 0-3.
Jacob Galbraith scored the Leopards only touchdown late in the fourth quarter during their 34-6 loss to the visiting Tigers. Camden Dougherty, Galbraith, and Kason Graybill led Louisville on defense with multiple tackles for a loss each.
Kelsey Adelman finished with a match-high 7 digs and a team-high 5 kills but the Leopards fell to the unbeaten Dukes 9-25, 6-25, 14-25. Addison Burick also finished with 13 assists as Louisville dropped to 1-3.
Jack Mayle shot a season low 37 to lead Louisville in their one-stroke 178-179 loss to visiting Perry. Sam Karcher and Zach Root also carded 46 for LHS who falls to 2-3.
Erin Strouse shot a match low 39 to lead the Lady Leopards to a 172-189 victory over the visiting Lady Crusaders. Other Louisville scorers included Abby Davids 41, Alexis Ralston 44, and Claire Weston 48 as LHS won its sixth straight duel match.
Rachel Kibler, Jade Thomas, and Katie Yarnall all won their singles matches by a perfect count of 6-0, 6-0 as the Leopards shutout the host Golden Eagles 5-0. Both Louisville doubles teams won via a 10-point tie-breaker as LHS improved to 5-1.
Alexis Ralston shot a match low 37 and Erin Strouse carded a 38 to lead the Lady Leopards in their 162-206 win over the host Quakers at Oak Shadows Golf Club. Abby Davis also shot 42 and Peyton Biery tallied 45 to round out the Louisville scoring.
Bobby Ganser and Colby Adams finished first and second individually for the second straight year at the East Canton Invitational as the Leopards won the Large Division race for the fourth straight season.
