Louisville’s defense recovered 3 fumbles and shutout visiting North Canton 20-0. Will Ramsey also ran for a touchdown and Keaton Rode added 2 second half touchdowns for the now 3-0 Leopard Freshman.
Ethan Thomas scored the Leopards JV’s only touchdown in their 20-8 loss to the visiting Fighting Irish. Jordan Cherry also caught a conversion pass from Caleb Miller as LHS dropped to 0-3.
Ethan Diller recorded a hat trick to lead the Leopards JV past the visiting Indians in 5-0 shutout. Drew Dillen and Max Pugh also scored goals for the Louisville JV who are now 2-1-1.
Katie Bice and Alexis Ralston each shot a match low 34 as Louisville set a new team record low in defeating host Northwest 143-194 at the Lyons Den. Erin Strouse also shot 35 and Abby Davis 40 as LHS improved to 13-0, their best start in program history.
Madison Gruber and Erin Strouse were co-medalists in shooting a match low 35 to lead Louisville over host Fairless 151-226 at The Elms Country Club. Katie Bice also shot 38 and Abby Davis 43 as the Lady Leopards improved to 12-0.
Rachel Kibler, Sherilynn Mullett, & Jade Thomas all won their singles matches in straight sets as the Leopards defeated the host Knights 3-2. Louisville now holds a winning 8-7 record for the season.
Paige Cole tied her own team record with 37 kills, but the Lady Leopards fell on the road against the Bulldogs 23-25, 16-25, 25-23, 25-22, 14-16. Sydney Bast led the defense with 26 digs as LHS dropped to 3-4.
Sam Karcher carded a 45 and Jack Mayle a 47 to lead the Leopards a in a 172-190 loss to the host Quakers at Union Country Club. Caleb Harsh, Cole Miller, and Zach Root also shot 49 each for now 2-4 Louisville.
Amelia Henderhan turned away a PK in the final minutes while breaking the all-time team saves record as the Leopards went on to shutout the Blue Streaks 2-0. Morgan Keelan also scored a pair of goals via Matti Benson assists.
Amelia Henderhan broke her own record with 35 saves, but the Leopards fell to the host Falcons 3-2. Morgan Keelan and Natalie Lab also had goals for Louisville who drops to 3-3-1 on the season.
