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Louisville Leopards Girls Basketball 2025 Sectional Champions

Lady Leopards Capture Consecutive Sectional Titles for First Time Since 2005 – Girls Basketball

Ella Tillett scored a team-high 12 points and Maggie Baker dropped in 10 as #23 Louisville defeated #41 Wooster 45-29 in the DIII, Northeast 6 Sectional Finals. Mabel also scored 8 as the Lady Leopards improved to 11-12 and advanced to districts for the second straight season.

Brayden Gross Louisville Leopards Vs. St. Ignatius Wildcats Boys Basketball 2025

Gross Overtime Buzzer-Beater Lifts Louisville Past #1 St. Ignatius – Boys Basketball

Brayden Gross and Beau Siegfried both scored a team-high 19 points to lead Louisville past visiting top ranked St. Ignatius 67-65. Ashton Marshall also scored 11 as the Leopards improved to 16-5.

Louisville Leopards Basketball Team at Northwest Indians 2025

Gross Hits 1000 Points, Siegfried Breaks Assist Record as Leopards Win Big at Northwest – Boys Basketball

Brayden Gross scored his 1,000th point and Beau Siegfried broke the career assist record as the Leopards trounced the host Indians 79-54. Gross scored a game-high 21, Ashton Marshall and Siegfried added 14, and Devin Bailey had 11 as LHS improved to 15-5.

Louisville Leopards Basketball Team Huddle Vs. St. Vincent-St. Mary 2025

Louisville Dominates #10 St. Vincent- St. Mary in Statement Win – Boys Basketball

Tate Aljancic scored a team-high 15 points and Brayden Gross dropped in 14 as the Leopards defeated the visiting Fighting Irish 61-46 in a battle of top ranked teams. Ashton Marshall also scored 13 and Beau Siegfried added 11 as Louisville improved to 14-5.

Louisville Leopards Girls Basketball Senior Night 2025

Baker & Barwick Score Game-High 21 Each in Senior Night Win Vs. Ursuline – Girls Basketball

Maggie Baker and Courtney Barwick both scored a game-high 21 points to lead the Lady Leopards past the visiting Fighting Irish 64-37. Reagan Biery also scored 7 and Chay Cline came back from injury to score Louisville’s opening points as LHS improved to 9-12.