Amelia Henderhan finished with a team tournament record 25 saves, but the #17 seed Lady Leopards fell on the road to the top seeded Polar Bears 4-0 in the DI Northeast 2 Sectional Finals. Louisville finishes the season 10-7-1.
Page Cole finished with 18 digs, 15 kills, and 16 points serving to lead #17 seed Louisville in their 25-19, 25-15, 25-21 DI Northeast 2 Sectional Semifinal victory over #28 seed Kent Roosevelt. Lauren Siegfried also had 15 assists and 9 kills as the Leopards won their 8th straight.
Mason Foley recorded a hat trick as the #9 seed Leopards shutout the #26 seed Wildcats 8-0 in the DII Northeast 2 Sectional Semifinals. Joe Reynolds also tied the team record for shutouts in goal with his 7th of the year as LHS improved to 11-4-2.
Matti Benson scored a pair of second half goals including the deciding score with about 6 minutes to go in the Lady Leopards 2-1 DI Northeast 2 Sectional Semifinal victory over the Black Tigers. Amelia Henderhan also had 17 saves in goal for now 10-6-1 LHS.
Rachel Kibler became Louisville’s 1st district qualifier since 2016 after winning her first 3 sectional matches. Sherilynn Mullett fell one victory shy of advancing to districts.
Kael Mickley scored a pair of goals to lead Louisville in their 5-0 shutout against visiting Ravenna in their regular season finale. Brady Adams, Mason Foley, & Maddox Drake-McKimm also added scores as LHS improved to 10-4-2.
Paige Cole finished with 18 kills and 16 digs as the Lady Leopards defeated the Falcons 25-19, 17-25, 25-20, 25-22 to finish the season 13-8. Sydney Bast also had 17 digs, Kendal Loy 13 points serving, and Lauren Siegfried 21 assists for LHS.
Riley Adams scored 2 goals and Cameron Young added the other as the Leopards erased a 2-0 deficit in rallying to beat the visiting Quakers 3-2. Kael Mickley, Brady Adams, & Cooper Gilbert all had assists for 9-4-2 Louisville.
Louisville is set to host the Alliance Aviators Week 9, the Jackson Polar Bears Week 10, and the Green Bulldogs Week 11 to close the 2020 season.
Keaton Rode threw a pair of touchdown passes to Braiden Hershey and Hayden Nigro but the Leopards fell to the Tigers 39-12 at Paul Brown Tiger Stadium. The Louisville Freshman are now 5-2 on the year.
