Caleb Miller and Broc Pickens each went 2-for-3 with a pair of RBIs to lead the Leopards in a 6-2 win over the Spartans in day two of the Constitution Town Early Bird Tournament. Anthony Warner also struck out 8 on the hill to pick up the victory for now 2-1 LHS.
Ryan Aljancic hit a game-tying home run in the 7th, but the Leopards fell to the Colts in extra innings to open the Constitution Town Early Bird Tournament. Kaedin Gotshall was 3-for-4 with a pair of doubles and an RBI.
Griffin Millspaugh and David Frazier both won their singles matches in straight sets as the Leopards blanked the visiting Cardinals 5-0. The #1 doubles team of Rodrigo Hall & Riley Nieschwitz also won in straight sets for now 1-1 LHS.
Jenna Collins and Lauren Stillwagon both went yard as the Leopards defeated the visiting Tigers 7-4. Matti Benson also went 3-for-3 with a pair of doubles for 1-1 Louisville.
Lauren Stillwagon drove home Kaylee Nolte for Louisville’s only run in their 7-1 season opening loss to visiting Dover. Matti Benson finished 2-for-4 to lead the Lady Leopards at the dish.
Connor Morley singled in the tying run & Zack Seaman hit walk-off single with two outs in the bottom of the seventh to lift the Leopards past the visiting Tornadoes 2-1 in the season opener. Tyler Jackson also pitched 5 shutout innings & struck out 8.
Griffin Millspaugh won #1 singles in straight sets for the Leopards lone victory in their 4-1 season opening loss to the host Crusaders. This was Central’s first victory over Louisville since 1983.
Brandon Kimble scored a pair of goals to lead the Leopards in their 17-5 road loss to the Vikings. Jacob Davide, Tyler Shadle, and Matt VanNostran also scored goals for now 1-2 Louisville.
Tyler Shadle scored 6 goals and Bryce Rebuck finished with 4 goals to lead the Leopards in their 17-5 road victory over the Spartans. Brandon Kimble and Matt VanNostran both added a pair of goals each for Louisville who improved to 1-1.
Davin Rhoads won the 138 state title in sudden victory and Pablo Castro finished as state runner-up in 132 as Louisville finished as team state runner-up at the DII State Wrestling Tournament.
