Kylah Meyer won the DII GlenOak District Championship by 4 seconds as the Lady Leopards finished 12th to qualify for regionals for the first time since 2023. Madelynn Bailey, Stella Blommel, Camryn Cline, and Elizabeth Babcock rounded out the scoring for Louisville.
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Taylor McCully’s all-around performance led #16 Louisville in their 26-24, 24-26, 22-25, 26-24, 8-15 loss to #15 Boardman in the DIII Northeast 4 District Semifinals. Mabel Kiko also had a team-high 16 kills, Emma Kroah 27 digs, and Carlee Rhome had 16 service points as LHS finished 14-9.
#14 seed Louisville was blanked by host #10 seed Copley 1-0 Wednesday in the DIII Northeast 4 District Semifinals. Louisville finishes the season 8-7-2.
Evan Brown placed 42nd to lead the Leopards to a 14th place finish at the DII GlenOak District Meet enabling them to advance to Regionals for the first time in four years. Istvan Hendricks also placed 61st and Luke Boldon took 70th.
Owen DiMarzio ran for 132 Yards and Cody Zahler scored 2 touchdowns, but the Leopards fell to the visiting #10 ranked Lancers 35-24. Bryce Johnson also returned a fumble 70 yards for a touchdown as Louisville dropped to 5-4.
Taylor McCully had 8 kills, 12 digs, and 2 blocks to lead the #16 Lady Leopards to a sweep of the #21 Royals 25-23, 25-21, 25-22 in the DIII Northeast 1 Sectional Finals Thursday at Boardman. Dakota Gross also had 8 kills, Kloey Rukavina 3 blocks, Carlee Rhome 16 assists, and Emma Korah 15 digs as LHS improved to 14-8.
Maddox Mayle scored a pair of goals to lead the #19 Leopards in their 4-0 sectional final win over the host #18 Quakers. Carter Burton and Jax Lindner also added scores and Justin Keister recorded the shutout as Louisville advanced to districts for the seventh straight season.
Maddox Mayle and Carter Burton both scored first half goals to propel the Leopards to a 2-0 shutout over the host Black Tigers. Justin Keister earned his fourth shutout of the season in goal as Louisville finished the regular season 7-7-2.
Watch video highlights of the tri-match between the Louisville Leopards, Geneva Eagles, and Howland Tigers from Howland High School on October 4.
