Track: Boys Finish 5-2 & Girls Finish 6-1, Seniors Honored
The Boys defeated Carrollton 74-54 and the Girls defeated the Warriors 86-42 to conclude the regular season Tuesday. All 14 Seniors were honored, pictures inside this post.
The Boys defeated Carrollton 74-54 and the Girls defeated the Warriors 86-42 to conclude the regular season Tuesday. All 14 Seniors were honored, pictures inside this post.
The 2013 Louisville Boys Tennis teams’ 17 wins are the most since 1979 and they are the first ever NBC team to go 10-0 in the league. Their .895 winning percentage is second all-time only to the perfect 17-0 team of 1979.
After seven straight Sectional Titles, the Leopards fell 3-1 to the Titans in the DII Sectional Final at Triway Tuesday. Riley Groves led Louisville by striking out 8.
The Leopards racked up 336 of their 481 total yards on the ground during a 47-6 thrashing of the visiting Northwest Indians on October 23, 1992. Brian Beatty ran for 119 yards & 3 touchdowns to lead the Leps to 8-0.
Pavin Parks went 3-for-4 and scored the only run of the game in the Louisville’s 3-1 loss at Marlington. The JV squad beat the Dukes at home on a seventh inning walk off as Jake Adams pitched a complete game shutout.
Louisville fell to Solon 7-6 and Lake 9-2 on Saturday. The losses mark the first time since April 2010 that they have had a losing streak. Katie Cozy and Jordan Monnot each hit homers on the day.
The Lady Leopards Softball team is holding a canned food drive today (Saturday, May 11) starting at 11 AM at the Varsity Softball Field. Louisville will also host Lake & Solon in a 3-team round robin.
The Louisville Leopards Boys & Girls Track Teams swept the Alliance Aviators Tuesday in a home meet. The Boys were victorious by a count of 108-20 and the Girls downed their foes 99-29.
Riley Groves pitched a complete game 3-hit shutout and struck out 5 to lead Louisville to a 3-0 road victory at Carrollton. With the victory the Leopards have won 8 of their last 10 games and for the first time all season pull above .500.
Annie Woolf homered twice in the contest and Grace Jackson delivered a walk-off RBI single to lead Louisville to a nail-biting 10-9 victory over West Branch. The Warriors had led 7-0 early on.