Leopards Dominate Battle With Crusaders 6-1
Kyle Baker and Riley Groves each scored two goals during the Leopards 6-1 win over Central Catholic. Groves also had 2 assists and Jerry Julian & Harrison Raub also scored.
Kyle Baker and Riley Groves each scored two goals during the Leopards 6-1 win over Central Catholic. Groves also had 2 assists and Jerry Julian & Harrison Raub also scored.
Jake Adams completed 9 of 10 passes for 152 yards and 3 touchdowns and Alec Jones also caught 2 touchdown passes to lead the Leopards freshman squad past the Canton South Wildcats 34-0 on September 6, 2012
Gretchen Groves, Alexis Isla, and Sam Pukys earned singles victories, while the doubles teams of Hannah Lemmon & Ciara Antonacci and Sarah Robbins & Lindsay Brindack also took care of business.
Katie Warga led the Lady Leopards with the top score in 3 out of the last 4 matches, while Adrienne Metzger had the top score in the other match. Louisville down Central Catholic & Minerva, while falling to Lake & Salem to move to 5-5, 3-2.
Jon Aljancic accounted for 2 touchdowns and 268 of the Leopards 410 total yards of offense during their 35-12 Week 2 win over Ravenna in 1992. Bob Burick caught 2 touchdown passes, and Brian Beatty & Chris Menegay each ran in scores.
Rachel Baughman led the Lady Leps with two goals, while Devin Kring, Lizz Stefanik, and Sarah Jaroszyk also added goals in the Lady Leopards first ever win over Marlington 5-2.
In-Depth Analysis of Friday’s upcoming game, Series Breakdown, and Past Highlights between the Louisville Leopards and Ravenna Ravens football teams.
Louisville defeated Salem Tuesday 180-190, but fell to Carrollton 164-180 back on August 29. Ryan Shepherd had the best Louisville score for each match.
Kyle Baker scored 2 goals and Harrison Raub & Paul Fox each added a goal, but the Dukes took the game 8-4. Louisville drops to 2-3, 0-2 for the season.
The Lady Leopards disposed of the Dukes in the first two sets before fending off Marlington in the third set for a 25-9, 25-10, 25-19 victory. Louisville is now 4-1, 3-0.