Girls Take 5th, Boys 13th at Cloverleaf Invitational
The girls swim team took 5th place, while the boys finished 13th overall. Matt Campbell paced the boys, while Stephanie Brookens had 2 first place finishes for the girls.
Louisville Leopards Sports News and Video
Coverage of All Louisville High School Athletics
Leopards Get Revenge in Lions Den 59-50
Alex Schooley paced the Leopards with a team-high 17 points as the Leopards doubled up the Lions in the 4th quarter to earn their first NBC victory of the year.
Brand New Season for NBC as Lady Leps Stop Dukes
Brianna Libertore scored 17 points and grabbed 19 rebounds as the Louisville defeated Marlington 50-45, creating a three-way tie in the NBC loss column.
Leopard Swimmers Sweep Tri-Meet with Salem & Poland
The Leopards Swim teams hosted a tri-meet Tuesday, the boys defeated Salem 79-9 & Poland 63-27, while the girls remained undefeated with victories of 79-12 and 59-34.
New Philadelphia Survives Louisville in Double Overtime
5 Quakers scored double digits as they sunk the Leps in double overtime 70-67. Jake O’brien scored a season-high 28 points for the Leopards, while Mike Kelly added 11.
South Outslugs Leps in Classic Showdown at Red Ash
Bill Lairson led Louisville with 9 points and Mike Kelly also scored 6, but a late run by the Wildcats ended the Leopards efforts just short 39-34.
FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: Marlington Edges Louisville
Blake Hoover led the Leps with 9 points, while Austin Shaheen added 8, but Louisville still fell at home to Marlington 34-31.
Poyser Wins Title, Leps Take 19th at Holiday Tournament
Lucas Poyser won the 160-pound title as Louisville finished 19th at the North Canton Holiday Tournament. The Leopards also defeated Carrollton 37-33 earlier this week.
Leopards Earn First Win in New Gym Vs. Akron North
The Boys Basketball team defeated the Akron North Vikings 62-35 in earning their first victory at the new gym. Cody Cheezan scored 17 points & 11 different Leopards scored in the contest.
Louisville at Carrollton Girls Basketball Video Highlights 2011
Louisville erased a 22-3 deficit on a last second three-pointer by Molly Brown. She had 17 points, while Clara Lemmon, Brianna Libertore, & Mackenzie Storlie also reached double digits.
