Cantley Sets Strikeout Record in Softball’s Gutsy Win at Minerva
Sarah Cantley set a team record with 15 strikeouts in the circle and Aliyah English hit a Grand Slam as the Leopards defeated the Lions on the road 6-5 in extra innings.
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Girls Lacrosse Doubles Up Canfield 12-6
Alexa Oberster scored 4 goals to lead the Leopards past the Cardinals 12-6. Emily Hollifield & Liz Pugh also add 2 goals each as Louisville won their 6th straight.
NBC Scoreboard – May 5, 2016
Spring Sports Schedule, Scores, and Results for the Northeastern Buckeye Conference for May 5, 2016.
Boys Tennis Falls in OTCA Regional Quarterfinal Vs. Jackson
The Leopards were blanked by the Polar Bears 5-0 to end their deepest team tournament run ever. Louisville also fell 5-0 to North Canton Hoover on Senior Night Monday.
Girls Lacrosse Uses 3 Hat Tricks to Top Chardon 13-6
Emily Hollifield scored 4 goals and both Alexa Oberster & Marissa Vick recorded Hat Tricks to lead the Leopards past the Hilltoppers 13-6. Louisville is now 7-1 on the season.
NBC Scoreboard – May 4, 2016
Spring Sports Schedule, Scores, and Results for the Northeastern Buckeye Conference for May 4, 2016.
Baseball Erupts Early in 11-1 Run-Rule Win Over Quakers
Jake Adams gave up 0 earned runs in throwing a complete game and Tyler Adams drove in 4 runs to lead Louisville past Salem 11-1 in 6 Innings. Dalton Deckerd & Stephen Kerzan also had 2 RBIs each.
Softball Avenges Only Home NBC Loss with Shutout of Marlington
Kaycee Ollis, Peyton McKeever, and Aliyah English all homered and Morgan Harris & Sarah Cantley combined for a shutout in the circle as the Leopards blanked the Dukes 4-0.
NBC Scoreboard – May 3, 2016
Spring Sports Schedule, Scores, and Results for the Northeastern Buckeye Conference for May 3, 2016.
Baseball Blanked at Jackson 4-0
The Leopards fell to the Polar Bears 4-0 in the potential Sectional Finals Preview. Tyler Adams had a double and Isaac Mathie pitched a complete game as Louisville dropped to 9-12.
