Leopards Double Up Blue Streaks – Baseball
Anthony Carpico and Brody Hahn both drove in 3 runs to lead Louisville to a road victory at Lake 10-5. Brendan Hoffman also drove in a pair of runs for the 12-6 Leopards.
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Leopards Ice Polar Bears 6-0 – Softball
Sarah Cantley pitched a 3-hit shutout and Teagan Rice batted 3-for-3 with 3 RBIs to lead Louisville to a 6-0 road win at Jackson. The Lady Leopards are now 14-2.
NBC Scoreboard – April 24, 2017
Spring Sports Schedule, Scores, and Results for the Northeastern Buckeye Conference for April 24, 2017.
Lady Leopards Finish Undefeated at George Duhon Memorial Tournament – Softball
Kaycee Ollis hit a 2-run homer & drove in 4 runs to lead Louisville past Lake 8-4 and Kirsten Wharmby & Sarah Cantley combined for a shutout of Tuslaw 1-0.
Louisville Sweeps Twin Bill with Howland on Walk-Off – Baseball
The Leopards out-slugged the Tigers 9-6 in game one and rallied for a 5-4 extra inning victory over Howland in game two. Louisville is now 11-6 on the season.
Lady Leopards Prevail at CVCA 8-7 in Team’s 1st Overtime Game – Girls Lacrosse
Alexa Oberster scored 4 goals and Mandy Wesely scored 2 goals including the game-winner in overtime as the Leopards defeated the Royals 8-7. Celia Keefe also had 16 saves in goal.
NBC Scoreboard – April 22, 2017
Spring Sports Schedule, Scores, and Results for the Northeastern Buckeye Conference for April 22, 2017.
Cantley Sets Team Strikeout Record as Louisville Blanks Dover – Softball
Sarah Cantley recorded a team record 15 strikeouts during the Leopards 8-0 shutout of the Tornadoes. Tegan Rice also went 3-for-4 with a 3-run homer and 6 RBIs.
Leopards Soar to Win Over Golden Eagles – Boys Lacrosse
Sean McKinney, Bradley Terra, and Braden Thomas all scored a pair of goals each to lead Louisville past GlenOak 8-6. Ethan Bellew and Jordan Mack netted the other scores for the Leopards.
Louisville Wins 20th Straight Match Over West Branch – Boys Tennis
The Leopards won every match in straight sets on their way to a 5-0 shutout of the visiting Warriors. Louisville has now defeated West Branch 20 straight times.
