NBC Spring Scoreboard – April 22, 2015
Spring Sports Schedule, Scores, and Results for the Northeastern Buckeye Conference for April 22, 2015.
Louisville Leopards Sports News and Video
Coverage of All Louisville High School Athletics
Lacrosse Doubles Up Strongsville 8-4
Jared Holland had a Hat Trick plus 4 assists to lead the Leopards to an 8-4 win over the Mustangs. Jake Mathie & Austin Terra also scored a pair of goals each as Louisville improved to 5-0.
Boys Tennis Wins 25th Straight NBC Match at Canton South
The Leopards downed the Wildcats 4-1 to improve to 4-0 in league play. Winners included Jake Pukys, Ryan Richards, Kyle Shepherd, & the #1 Doubles Team of Alex Hall & Kyle Robinson.
Haren Lifts Louisville Past Canton South in Extra Innings
Brock Haren drove in 3 runs & delivered a walk-off single in the bottom of the 8th in lifting the Leopards past the Wildcats 7-6. Alex Hewitt also struck out 8 on the mound for Louisville.
Softball’s 58-Game NBC Winning Streak Blown Away By Dukes
Louisville was stunned by visiting Marlington 17-3 in 5 Innings Tuesday suffering their first NBC loss since 2011. Emily Cantley had a 2-run double & Kylie Zifer had 2 hits to lead the Leps.
NBC Spring Scoreboard – April 21, 2015
Spring Sports Schedule, Scores, and Results for the Northeastern Buckeye Conference for April 21, 2015.
Cozy Ties Career HR Record, Softball Storms Past Lions
Katie Cozy hit her 20th career home run and drove in 4 runs to lead Louisville past host Minerva 8-1. Morgan Harris also struck out 7 in 5 innings in the circle as the Lady Leopards improved to 6-0 in the NBC.
NBC Scoreboard – April 20, 2015
Spring Sports Schedule, Scores, and Results for the Northeastern Buckeye Conference for April 20, 2015.
Track & Field: Boys Place 2nd, Girls 5th at Tornado Relays
Terry Gooch won the Discus Throw, Kobi Shepherd won the Shot Put, and Noah Chaplik won the 3200 Meter Run to lead the Leopards Boys in their 2nd place finish. The Louisville Girls took 5th.
Baseball Extends Winning Streak with Sweep At Ellet
Stephen Kerzan’s seventh inning single lifted Louisville to a 6-5 win in the first game and the Leopards shutout the Orangemen 11-0 in game 2. Joe Crank finished the day with 4 RBIs.
