Louisville Leopards at Salem Quakers Girls Basketball 2015
Sarah Lairson led Louisville with 19 points, but the Leopards still fell to the Quakers 60-54 in overtime. Abby Beaver also scored 14 & Sabryna Benzel grabbed 11 rebounds.
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NBC Scoreboard – January 24, 2015
Winter Sports Schedule, Scores, and Results for the Northeastern Buckeye Conference for January 24, 2015.
Boys Basketball Continues to Roll After Win at West Branch
Blake Hoover & Drew Noble each recorded a double double in leading the Leopards to a 66-46 road victory over the Warriors. Hoover finished with a game-high 25 points.
Wrestling Falls to Minerva, Match Decided in Final Bout
Jager Kendrick, Brock Mehl, Nick Nappi, and Marshall Vick all pinned their opposition for the Leopards. However, the Lions earned pins in the final two matchups to drop Louisville 40-34.
NBC Scoreboard – January 23, 2015
Winter Sports Schedule, Scores, and Results for the Northeastern Buckeye Conference for January 23, 2015.
Girls Stay Undefeated, Boys Edge Barberton in Swimming
The Leopards Boys Team improved to 6-1-1 on the season with a narrow 84-82 victory. The Lady Leopards Girls Squad remained undefeated at 8-0 with a convincing 117-45 win.
NBC Scoreboard – January 22, 2015
Winter Sports Schedule, Scores, and Results for the Northeastern Buckeye Conference for January 22, 2015.
Royal Knights Roll to Win With LHS as Host
Cory Amatangelo scored a game-high 24 points to lead the Royal Knights to a 54-41 win in Special Olympic Basketball action at LHS. John Daniels lead the Red Dawgs with 16.
NBC Scoreboard – January 21, 2015
Winter Sports Schedule, Scores, and Results for the Northeastern Buckeye Conference for January 21, 2015.
Kwasnicka Stepping Down as TD Club President
After nine seasons at the helm, Leopard Touchdown Club President Eric Kwasnicka will be stepping down from his position. On March 5, elections will be held to determine who will be the next Touchdown Club leader.
